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Nature Reviews Neuroscience, 2021
Closure of the critical period of a motor circuit in Drosophila melanogaster larvae is regulated by neuroligin–neurexin signalling between astrocytes and motor neurons.
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Closure of the critical period of a motor circuit in Drosophila melanogaster larvae is regulated by neuroligin–neurexin signalling between astrocytes and motor neurons.
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ACM Transactions on Graphics, 1984
The window controller developed for the computer animation system (TAN) of the human-body modeling and positioning system TEMPUS (Badler et al., 1983) is characterized, and its operation is illustrated with diagrams. The controller is associated with a screen viewport and comprises five nested squares related to five modifications of the window ...
Norman I. Badler, Tamar E. Granor
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The window controller developed for the computer animation system (TAN) of the human-body modeling and positioning system TEMPUS (Badler et al., 1983) is characterized, and its operation is illustrated with diagrams. The controller is associated with a screen viewport and comprises five nested squares related to five modifications of the window ...
Norman I. Badler, Tamar E. Granor
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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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Science Translational Medicine, 2012
A glass window constructed by Ritsma, Steller et al. (this issue) allows chronic, high-resolution imaging of metastasis in the mouse abdomen.
Brucker, David, Herms, Jochen
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A glass window constructed by Ritsma, Steller et al. (this issue) allows chronic, high-resolution imaging of metastasis in the mouse abdomen.
Brucker, David, Herms, Jochen
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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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ACM SIGGRAPH 2002 conference abstracts and applications, 2002
We have developed a very simple retrofit to a large display surface that enables knocks or taps to be located and characterized (e.g., determining type of hit --- metallic tap, knuckle tap, or bash --- and intensity) in real time. We do this by analyzing the waveforms captured by 4 piezoelectric transducers (one mounted in each corner of the surface ...
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We have developed a very simple retrofit to a large display surface that enables knocks or taps to be located and characterized (e.g., determining type of hit --- metallic tap, knuckle tap, or bash --- and intensity) in real time. We do this by analyzing the waveforms captured by 4 piezoelectric transducers (one mounted in each corner of the surface ...
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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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genepop’007: a complete re‐implementation of the genepop software for Windows and Linux
Molecular Ecology Resources, 2008F. Rousset
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