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Train-to-train propagation at 450 MHz

2017 11th European Conference on Antennas and Propagation (EUCAP), 2017
Fundamental modernization of railway transportation is on the agenda of the Next Generation Train (NGT) project funded by the German Aerospace Center DLR as well as the Roll2Rail project within the Shift2Rail initiative. Reliable direct Train to Train (T2T) communication can significantly enhance train control and signaling towards semi or fully ...
Lehner, Andreas   +2 more
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Sleeper Agents: Training Deceptive LLMs that Persist Through Safety Training

arXiv.org
Humans are capable of strategically deceptive behavior: behaving helpfully in most situations, but then behaving very differently in order to pursue alternative objectives when given the opportunity.
Evan Hubinger   +38 more
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Training

Nursing Older People, 2009
The Royal Society for Public Health is holding a one-day course providing vital guidance on the nutritional needs of older people. The course includes advice on nutritional assessment, catering, practical cooking and menu planning.
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TRAINS TO LIFE—TRAINS TO DEATH:

2021
In 2008, children’s author-illustrator Judith Kerr deposited her archive to Seven Stories: The National Centre for Children’s Books in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. The archive includes two illustrated stories Kerr made as a child in exile from Nazi Germany that narrate her experience of train travel in the Hitler years.
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Training Synaesthesia

Perception, 2011
Synaesthetic inducers such as graphemes are typically cultural artifacts. Thus, a learning component seems evident in synaesthesia (Simner et al, 2009 Brain132 57 – 64). Normally, synaesthetes report to have their experiences since they can remember. Nevertheless, a recent training study suggests that synaesthesia can be mimicked in non-synaesthetes ...
Rothen, Nicolas   +2 more
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Training to Teach, Teaching to Train

Pediatrics In Review, 2017
1. Joseph A. Zenel, MD 1. Editor-in-Chief Although privileged to be Editor-in-Chief of Pediatrics in Review (PIR) , I am even more privileged to be a pediatrics residency program director. Training future pediatricians similarly to the way pediatricians trained me is an opportunity to instill the inquisitiveness, compassion, and dedication I ...
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The combining classifier: to train or not to train?

Object recognition supported by user interaction for service robots, 2003
When more than a single classifier has been trained for the same recognition problem the question arises how this set of classifiers may be combined into a final decision rule. Several fixed combining rules are used that depend on the output values of the base classifiers only. They are almost always suboptimal.
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To Train or Not To Train?

2014
As part of assessing (audio)visual quality by means of subjective experiments, specific instructions are provided on how to evaluate and rate the different video sequences. Also, a training session is used to familiarize the observers with the experiment and the type (and range) of impairments they can expect. As such, observers 'know' what to look for
Staelens, Nicolas   +2 more
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To train or not to train

American Heart Journal, 1999
A H, Tilley, G L, Stiles
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Ex libris- Ex trains : Train in speed, Unfunctional Train and Special train

2021
In XVII exlibris competition “Ex Libris – Ex Trains” 303 artists with 472 works took place.
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