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Quantitative whole-body dynamic planar scintigraphy in mice with <sup>99m</sup>Tc and <sup>161</sup>Tb. [PDF]

open access: yesEJNMMI Phys
Wright JD   +6 more
europepmc   +1 more source

Dutch translation and cross-cultural adaptation of the LIMB-Q Kids questionnaire. [PDF]

open access: yesWorld J Orthop
Kessling LM   +5 more
europepmc   +1 more source

Verschlimmbesserung: Correcting the corrections in translations of Kant

Semiotica, 1996
Les As. analysent la traduction de certains passages de la Critique de la raison pure et des Prolegomenes de Kant. Ils examinent notamment les erreurs commises par les traducteurs actuels qui, en changeant ou en s'ecartant des traductions plus anciennes, ont aggrave la situation au lieu de l'ameliorer.
MICHAEL A. SCARPITTI, SUSANN MÖLLER
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A novel translation system for circular external fixation to correct translational bony deformities

Injury, 2021
Translational deformities are common complications of conservatively managed bone fractures and some surgically managed fractures with unstable patterns. Realigning the bones can be difficult when soft tissue, scars and calluses form. These deformities can be easily corrected with hexapodalic-based external fixators, but these fixators are not widely ...
Guilherme Pelosini Gaiarsa   +4 more
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Neural spelling correction: translating incorrect sentences to correct sentences for multimedia

Multimedia Tools and Applications, 2020
The aim of a spelling correction task is to detect spelling errors and automatically correct them. In this paper we aim to perform the Korean spelling correction task from a machine translation perspective, allowing it to overcome the limitations of cost, time and data. Based on a sequence to sequence model, the model aligns its source sentence with an
Chanjun Park   +4 more
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On the Correctness of Semantic-Syntax-Directed Translations

Journal of the ACM, 1980
The correctness of semantic-syntax-directed translators (SSDTs) is examined. SSDTs are a generalization of syntax-directed translators in which semantic information is employed to partially direct the translator. Sufficient conditions for an SSDT to be “semantic-preserving,” or “correct,” are presented.
Krishnaswamy, Ramachandran   +1 more
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