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Virtualization

Proceedings of the 35th annual ACM SIGUCCS fall conference, 2007
We have witnessed low resource utilization of high performance graphics workstations in our instructional computer laboratories. The low utilization statistics indicate that workstation consolidation could achieve great savings in infrastructure, networking, power consumption, and maintenance costs.
Mahmoud Pegah, Karissa Miller
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Virtual Environments, Virtual Works, Virtual Lives?

2006 Technology Management for the Global Future - PICMET 2006 Conference, 2006
Technological advances mostly in Internet and mobile technologies affect our lives in myriad ways. Globally, these technologies are used in many environments; the usage of these technologies also creates virtual environments. The concepts of time, place, language and boundaries disappear; many people from different countries and cultures can ...
Michael Featherstone   +3 more
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Virtual instrumentation and virtual environments

IEEE Instrumentation & Measurement Magazine, 1999
Instrumentation, interaction and virtual environments provide a challenging triplet for the next generation of instrumentation and measurement tools. As such, they are the logical continuation of an increasingly important component within (virtual) instrumentation. Despite these changes, however, the measurement paradigm remains unaltered. To make this
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Virtualization virtually everywhere

netWorker, 2005
I'm writing this column in April. Like many people, I'm using Intuit's TurboTax to prepare my income-tax forms. But I'm using TurboTax in a somewhat unusual way: running it on a virtual machine. TurboTax normally runs on Microsoft Windows, but the computer I want to use runs Linux.
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Virtual Screening of Virtual Libraries

2003
Virtual screening of virtual libraries (VSVL) is a rapidly changing area of research. Great efforts are being made to produce better algorithms, selection methods and infrastructure. Yet, the number of successful examples in the literature is not impressive, although the quality of work certainly is high. Why is this?
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Virtual communities - a virtual session on virtual conferences

Behaviour & Information Technology, 2002
Virtual communities supported by computers and communication facilities have existed for about two decades. Virtual meetings around the world became technically feasible once there was a sufficient number of satellites to relay data communication, and became commonplace at companies that could afford computer-mediated communication (CMC).
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On virtual pathwidth of virtual graphs of a virtual link

Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra, 2019
Abstract The geometric representation of a knot is not too dissimilar from a graph and this interaction has helped mathematicians to solve many problems. In this paper, we apply graph theory tools to study the classification of virtual knots and links.
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Virtual Microscopy in Virtual Tumor Banking

2006
Many systems have already been designed and successfully used for sharing histology images over large distances, without transfer of the original glass slides. Rapid evolution was seen when digital images could be transferred over the Internet. Nowadays, sophisticated virtual microscope systems can be acquired, with the capability to quickly scan large
Annunziata Gloghini   +27 more
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Virtual Colonoscopy

Gastrointestinal Endoscopy Clinics of North America, 1997
A new method for colon examination, virtual colonoscopy, has been created by combining spiral computed tomography and virtual reality computer technology. If virtual colonoscopy proves equal to or superior to traditional colonoscopy in sensitivity and specificity for cancer screening, it would yield significant clinical and public health benefits ...
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Virtual virtual colonoscopy?

Gastroenterology, 2001
David G. Perdue, Douglas B. Nelson
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