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Proceedings of the International Conference & Workshop on Emerging Trends in Technology, 2011
Till date, to harness energy from the sun we have used solar panels. These solar panels have to be installed on the roof-tops. Imagine windows that not only provide a clear view and illuminate rooms, but also use sunlight to efficiently help power the building they are part of.
Shailly Jain, Rohan Jhaveri
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Till date, to harness energy from the sun we have used solar panels. These solar panels have to be installed on the roof-tops. Imagine windows that not only provide a clear view and illuminate rooms, but also use sunlight to efficiently help power the building they are part of.
Shailly Jain, Rohan Jhaveri
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Windows and Window Ventilators
1985Venetian windows are very similar to sliding sash windows which were covered in Part II of this series. Details of their construction, too, are identical. Figure 17.1 shows the top portion of a two-light venetian window with four opening sashes and figure 17.2 is a horizontal section through the window.
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Proceedings of the SIGGRAPH Asia 2022 Art Gallery, 2022
Borou Yu, Jiajian Min, Mengying Zeng
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Borou Yu, Jiajian Min, Mengying Zeng
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IEEE Trans. Inf. Theory, 1983
Summary: The concept of the sampling window is introduced for the central interpolation of finite energy band-limited functions. The sampling window does not increase the rate of convergence of the truncation error series, as do various convergence factors, but does significantly reduce the truncation-error bound.
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Summary: The concept of the sampling window is introduced for the central interpolation of finite energy band-limited functions. The sampling window does not increase the rate of convergence of the truncation error series, as do various convergence factors, but does significantly reduce the truncation-error bound.
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1972
Transient postoperative delirium, a syndrome which occurs frequently during the first few days of treatment in intensive care units, is not clearly understood. What causes the impairment of orientation, memory, cognition, and judgment as well as the emotional changes, hallucinations, and occasional paranoid delusions characteristic of this syndrome ...
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Transient postoperative delirium, a syndrome which occurs frequently during the first few days of treatment in intensive care units, is not clearly understood. What causes the impairment of orientation, memory, cognition, and judgment as well as the emotional changes, hallucinations, and occasional paranoid delusions characteristic of this syndrome ...
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Windows are essential architectural elements found in buildings that provide natural light, ventilation, and views of the surrounding environment. They are openings in walls, typically made of glass within a frame of wood, metal, or other materials, allowing light to enter while offering protection from weather conditions.
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Nature, 1993
Still in shock from sepsis, biotechnology now has to face healthcare Clinton-style. But research in biotechnology is on the increase as its products surge towards the markets.
D, McCormick, J, Hodgson
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Still in shock from sepsis, biotechnology now has to face healthcare Clinton-style. But research in biotechnology is on the increase as its products surge towards the markets.
D, McCormick, J, Hodgson
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014
The terms window shopping and showrooming refer to the activity in which potential buyers visit a brick-and-mortar store to examine a product but end up either not buying it or buying the product from an online retailer. This paper analyzes potential buyers who differ in their preference for after-sale service that is not offered by online retailers ...
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The terms window shopping and showrooming refer to the activity in which potential buyers visit a brick-and-mortar store to examine a product but end up either not buying it or buying the product from an online retailer. This paper analyzes potential buyers who differ in their preference for after-sale service that is not offered by online retailers ...
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Simulating windows [window manufacturing]
Manufacturing Engineer, 2003Simulating a manufacturing operation often has surprising results. The author explains how a window manufacturer improved its processes. The production scheduling and operations management issues faced by a window manufacturer will be universally recognised by manufacturing engineers from all sectors. The processes may be different, but the end result -
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