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Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2016
In a recent Opinion article, Sui and Humphreys [1] argue that experimental findings suggest self is ‘special’, in that self-reference serves a binding function within human cognitive economy. Contrasting their view with other functionalist positions, chiefly Dennett's [2], they deny that self is a convenient fiction and adduce findings to show that a ...
Lane, Timothy Joseph +3 more
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In a recent Opinion article, Sui and Humphreys [1] argue that experimental findings suggest self is ‘special’, in that self-reference serves a binding function within human cognitive economy. Contrasting their view with other functionalist positions, chiefly Dennett's [2], they deny that self is a convenient fiction and adduce findings to show that a ...
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1977
Developmental medicine is the science of biographies, and from its inception the biography of each infant is unique. When one considers rate of growth in utero alone, great divergence is shown. Among different ethnic groups weight at birth ranges from a mean of 2.4 kg for the neonates of the Lumi tribe in the Toricelli mountains of New Guinea to a mean
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Developmental medicine is the science of biographies, and from its inception the biography of each infant is unique. When one considers rate of growth in utero alone, great divergence is shown. Among different ethnic groups weight at birth ranges from a mean of 2.4 kg for the neonates of the Lumi tribe in the Toricelli mountains of New Guinea to a mean
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Journal of Documentation, 1992
Describes the fate of 101 manuscripts rejected by the Journal of Documentation during the years 1981–1989. More than a quarter were subsequently traced in the literature. The majority of re‐submitted articles appeared in journals with a lower impact factor. The limitations of the study and the methodology are acknowledged.
Blaise Cronin, Gail McKenzie
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Describes the fate of 101 manuscripts rejected by the Journal of Documentation during the years 1981–1989. More than a quarter were subsequently traced in the literature. The majority of re‐submitted articles appeared in journals with a lower impact factor. The limitations of the study and the methodology are acknowledged.
Blaise Cronin, Gail McKenzie
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Acta Odontologica Scandinavica, 1948
(1948). Trajectories of the Jaws. Acta Odontologica Scandinavica: Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. 81-191.
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(1948). Trajectories of the Jaws. Acta Odontologica Scandinavica: Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. 81-191.
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Journal of Adolescence, 2013
AbstractThis special section brings together five studies using group‐based modeling to capture developmental trajectories of loneliness from age 7 through age 20. Together, the findings from these studies provide further evidence that developmental trajectories of loneliness are likely not best understood at a continuum but reflect distinct ...
Manfred H M, van Dulmen, Luc, Goossens
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AbstractThis special section brings together five studies using group‐based modeling to capture developmental trajectories of loneliness from age 7 through age 20. Together, the findings from these studies provide further evidence that developmental trajectories of loneliness are likely not best understood at a continuum but reflect distinct ...
Manfred H M, van Dulmen, Luc, Goossens
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International Journal of Computer Mathematics, 1999
We introduce and investigate a new way of generating mildly context-sensitive languages. The main idea is that the contexts are adjoined by shuffling them on certain trajectories. In this way we obtain also a very general class of contextual grammars such that most of the fundamental classes of contextual gram-mars, for instance, internal contextual ...
Carlos Martín-Vide +3 more
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We introduce and investigate a new way of generating mildly context-sensitive languages. The main idea is that the contexts are adjoined by shuffling them on certain trajectories. In this way we obtain also a very general class of contextual grammars such that most of the fundamental classes of contextual gram-mars, for instance, internal contextual ...
Carlos Martín-Vide +3 more
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Proceedings. 1991 IEEE Computer Society Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, 2002
A solution to the correspondence problem using constraint satisfaction is described. It uses a real-time line-fitting algorithm to detect changes in a point's motion parameters as they happen. A trajectory is hypothesized for a single point's motion. Since the event detected may be wrong, multiple trajectories are hypothesized for each point.
Susan M. Haynes, Ramesh C. Jain
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A solution to the correspondence problem using constraint satisfaction is described. It uses a real-time line-fitting algorithm to detect changes in a point's motion parameters as they happen. A trajectory is hypothesized for a single point's motion. Since the event detected may be wrong, multiple trajectories are hypothesized for each point.
Susan M. Haynes, Ramesh C. Jain
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2008
In this paper, we present an OLAP framework for trajectories of moving objects. We introduce a new operator GROUP_TRAJECTORIES for group-by operations on trajectories and present three implementation alternatives for computing groups of trajectories for group-by aggregation: group by overlap, group by intersection, and group by overlap and intersection.
Oliver Baltzer +3 more
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In this paper, we present an OLAP framework for trajectories of moving objects. We introduce a new operator GROUP_TRAJECTORIES for group-by operations on trajectories and present three implementation alternatives for computing groups of trajectories for group-by aggregation: group by overlap, group by intersection, and group by overlap and intersection.
Oliver Baltzer +3 more
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2004
The word substitutions are binary word operations which can be basically interpreted as a deletion followed by insertion, with some restrictions applied. Besides being itself an interesting topic in formal language theory, they have been naturally applied to modelling noisy channels.
Lila Kari +2 more
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The word substitutions are binary word operations which can be basically interpreted as a deletion followed by insertion, with some restrictions applied. Besides being itself an interesting topic in formal language theory, they have been naturally applied to modelling noisy channels.
Lila Kari +2 more
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Bull. EATCS, 1998
Summary: Shuffle on trajectories is a useful tool to study a variety of problems in the area of parallel composition of words, processes, automata, graphs or other objects. An important problem seems to be the problem of parallelization of languages. Our examples deal only with context-free and regular languages.
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Summary: Shuffle on trajectories is a useful tool to study a variety of problems in the area of parallel composition of words, processes, automata, graphs or other objects. An important problem seems to be the problem of parallelization of languages. Our examples deal only with context-free and regular languages.
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