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Because the robot has limited movement speed, we need to have a procedure to verify the temporal feasibility of gesture actions. That means the system ought to estimate the minimal duration of a hand movement from one position to another position in a gesture action as well as between two consecutive gestures. However, the Nao robot does not allow us to predict these durations before realizing real movements. Hence we have to pre-estimate the necessary time for a hand-arm movement between any two positions in the gesture movement space, as shown in Table II. For each couple of positions, we have two values (min:fitt). The first value corresponds to the minimal duration in which the robot can do the movement (ie. using maximal speed). The second value indicates a normal duration in which the robot make the movement with a human speed. The Fitt's Law is used to calculate these normal durations. The robot should use normal speed instead of the maximal speed excepting the case that normal duration is

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In a second study, Cunningham and Graham (2000) investigated the effects of Spanish immersion on children’s native English vocabulary. The study matched 30 fifth- and sixth-grade immersion students and 30 English monolinguals on grade, sex, and verbal scores on a fourth-grade Cognitive Abilities Test (CAT). The students completed 60 consecutive Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test (PPVT) items, and a 20-item Spanish– English Cognate Test similar to the PPVT on recognizing low-frequency English words with high-frequency Spanish cognates. The CAT and conventionally scored PPVT revealed comparable verbal ability between groups, but on 60 consecutively scored PPVT items, immersion students did better than control students because of cognates. They also significantly outperformed control students on the Spanish–English Cognate Test. Findings support the premise that Spanish immersion has English-language benefits and that positive transfer occurs from Spanish as a foreign language to native-English receptive vocabulary. This is logical, given the Latin base of both Spanish and many low-frequency English words. For example, the word “embarkation” would be difficult for an English-only child, but easy for a bilingual child who knew the Spanish word “barca” that forms its root.

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In the limit, we could implement the entire BSIM3 code in a single kernel, which includes all the device model evaluations required for a BSIM3 model card. How- ever, this would not allow us to execute a sufficiently large number of kernels in parallel. This is because of the limitation on the hardware resources available for every multiprocessor on the GPU. In particular, the limitation applies to registers and shared memory. As mentioned earlier, the maximum number of registers for a multiprocessor is 8,192. Also, the maximum amount of shared memory for a multiprocessor is 16 KB. If any of these resources are exceeded, additional kernels cannot be run. Therefore, if we had a kernel with 4,000 registers, then no more than 2 kernels can be issued in parallel (even if the amount of shared memory used by these 2 kernels is much less than 16 KB). In order to achieve maximal speedup, the GPU code needs to be implemented in a manner that hides memory access latencies, by issuing hundreds of threads at once. In case a single thread (which implements all the device model evaluations) is launched, it will not leave sufficient hardware resources to instantiate a sufficient number of additional threads to execute the same kernel (on different data). As a result, the latency of accessing off-chip memory will not be hidden in such a scenario. To avert this, the device model evaluation code needs to be partitioned into smaller kernels. These kernels are of an appropriate size such that a large number of them can be issued without depleting the registers or shared memory of the multiprocessor. If, on the other hand, the kernels are too small, then large amounts of data transfer will be required from one kernel to another

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The primary charges on hydrophilic colloids are due chiefly to the polar groups such as the carboxylic and amine groups. The process by which the charges on these types of colloids are produced is indicated in Figure 12.2 . The symbol R represents the colloid body. First, the colloid is represented at the top of the drawing, without the effect of pH. Then by a proper combination of the H + and OH − being added to the solution, the colloid attains ionization of both carboxylic and the amine groups. At this point, both ionized groups neutralize each other and the particle is neutral. This point is called the isoelectric point , and the corresponding ion of the colloid is called the zwitter ion . Increasing the pH by adding a base cause the added OH − to neutralize the acid end of the zwitter ion (the ); the zwitter ion disappears, and the whole particle becomes negatively charged. The reverse is true when the pH is reduced by the addition of an acid. The added H + neutralizes the base end of the zwitter ion (the COO − ); the zwitter ion disappears, and the whole particle becomes positively charged. From this discussion, a hydrophilic colloid can attain a primary charge of either negative or positive depending upon the pH.

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the chapter on water stabilization. For the aforementioned coagulants, no values of the enthalpy change are available. Thus, until studies are done to determine these values, optimum pH values must be determined using the jar test. In addition, the optimum pH’s of 5.32, 11.95, and 8.2 were obtained at a dissolved solids of 140 mg/L. The value of the dissolved solids predicts the values of the activity coefficients of the various ions in solution, which, in turn, determine the activities of the ions, including that of the hydrogen ion. It follows that, if the dissolved solids concentration is varied, other values of optimum pH’s will also be obtained not only the respective values of 5.32, 11.95, and 8.2. This is worth repeating: the values of 5.32, 11.95, and 8.2 apply only at a dissolved solids concentration of 140 mg/L. In addition, they only apply provided the temperature is 25 ° C. In subsequent discussions, mention of these optimum pH values would mean values at the conditions of 25 ° C of temperature and a solids concentration of 140 mg/L.

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in his 1957 essay Search for a Method, and then further developed in his second large-scale philosophical treatise, Critique of Dialectical Reason (1960). Towards the end of this period he committed himself whole-heartedly to the struggle for liberation in Algeria (a cause which nearly cost him his life in 1961). A few years later the same passions stirred him to lead the French opposition to the American involvement in Vietnam, and these commitments are reﬂected in several long essays on behalf of the Third World. In 1964 he was offered the Nobel Prize for Litera- ture, but chose to decline the offer. The student uprising of May 1968 seemed to show that Sartre’s writings were still as inﬂuential as ever, as he addressed thousands in the Sorbonne; but in truth, his intellectual reputation was now eclipsed by structuralists (such as Lévi-Strauss and Althusser), and post-structuralists (such as Derrida and Deleuze). Sensing this loss of intellectual sympathy, and combating increasing blindness and other illnesses, Sartre largely withdrew from public affairs and turned his

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This paper discusses the energy-eﬃcient QoS topology control problem for nonhomogenous ad hoc wireless networks. Given a set of nodes with diﬀerent energy and bandwidth capacities in a plane, and given the end-to-end traﬃc demands and delay bounds between node-pairs, the problem is to find a network topology that can meet the QoS requirements and the maximum energy utilization of nodes is minimized. Achieving this objective is vital to the increase of network lifetime. We consider two cases of the problem: (1) the traﬃc demands are not splittable, and (2) the traﬃc demands are splittable. For the former case, the problem is formulated as an integer linear programming problem. For the latter case, the problem is formulated as a mixed integer programming problem, and an optimal algorithm has been proposed to solve the problem.

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understand why a power pervades the system acting inversely as the squares of the distance from the point to which it attracts, rather than a power acting according to any other law; and why it has been the pleasure of the almighty Architect of that universe, that the orbits of the planets should be nearly circular instead of approaching to, or being exactly the same with many other trajectories of a nearly similar form, though of other properties; nay, instead of being curves of a wholly different class and shape. Yet we never doubt that there was a reason for this choice; nay, we fancy it possible that even on earth we may hereafter understand it more clearly than we now do: and never question that in another state of being we may be permitted to enjoy the contemplation of it. Why should we doubt that, at least in that higher state, we may also be enabled to perceive such an arrangement as shall make evil wholly disappear from our present system, by showing that it was necessary and inevitable, even in the works of the Deity; or, which is the same thing, that its existence conduces to such a degree of perfection and happiness upon, the whole, as could not, even by Omnipotence, be attained without it; or, which is the same thing, that the whole creation as it exists, taking both worlds together, is perfect, and incapable of being in any particular changed without being made worse and less perfect? Taking both worlds together--For certainly were our views limited to the present sublunary state, we may well affirm that no solution whatever could even be imagined of the difficulty--if we are never again to live; if those we here loved are forever lost to us; if our faculties can receive no further expansion; if our mental powers are only trained and improved to be extinguished at their acme--then indeed are we reduced to the melancholy and gloomy dilemma of the Epicureans; and evil is confessed to checker, nay, almost to cloud over our whole lot, without the possibility of comprehending why, or of reconciling its existence with the supposition of a providence at once powerful and good. But this inference is also an additional argument for a future state, when we couple it with these other conclusions respecting the economy of the world to which we are led by wholly different routes, when we investigate the phenomena around us and within us.

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As the basis of his transformation groups, Lie made the assumption that the functions defining the group can be differentiated. Hence in Lie’s development, the question remains uninvestigated as to whether this assumption as to the differentiability of the functions in question is really unavoidable in developing the subject according to the axioms of geome- try, or whether, on the other hand, it is not a consequence of the group-conception and of the remaining axioms of geometry. In consequence of his method of development, Lie has also necessitated the express statement of the axiom that the group of displacements is produced by infinitesimal transformations. These requirements, as well as essential parts of Lie’s fundamental axioms concerning the nature of the equation defining points of equal distance, can be expressed geometrically in only a very unnatural and complicated man- ner. Moreover, they appear only through the analytical method used by Lie and not as a necessity of the problem itself.

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Another fundamental problem is the interaction of the quantum system with the (uncontrolled) environment, which inevitably disturbs the desired quantum evolution. This process, known as “decoherence”, results in errors in the computation. Additional errors are introduced by imperfections in the quantum operations that are applied. All these errors propagate, and after some time the state of the computer will be significantly different from what it should be. It would seem that this prohibits any long computations, mak- ing it impossible for a quantum computer to use its exponential power for a non-trivial task. Fortunately, it has been shown that methods to detect and correct any errors exist [ 13 , 14 ], keeping the computation on track. Of course, such methods only help if the error rate is small enough, since otherwise the correction operations create more errors than they remove. This sets a so- called “accuracy threshold” [ 15 , 16 ], which is currently believed to be around 10 − 4 . If the error per quantum operation is smaller than this threshold, any errors can be corrected and an arbitrarily long computation is possible.

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ABSTRACT Tensegric system is an optimum structural form in which the behavior of high strength in steel cable can be utilized, but the reliability of this system is not very good because of the quasi-variable characteristics. Cable-nets are also an effective structure that could span large space. This paper proposes a new concept of spatial structure in which we combine tensegrity with cable-nets to form a quasi-tensegric system. So we can make use of the advantages of these two systems. A construction manner is developed. A quasi-tensegric system could be formed by the tensegric elements. This paper divides the equilibrium state of quasi-tensegric system into two states: one is geometrical stable equilibrium state, the other is elastic state equilibrium state. A method is developed to calculate the form and internal forces in the geometrical stable equilibrium state and the convergence is provided. The results of calculating show that the method proposed has a good convergence and a high precision. Comparing incremental iterative method with dynamic relaxation method, the two methods are effective and reliable in engineering design.

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We plot this along with the phase plane in Figure 5.17. DESORPTION-SORPTION MODELING The understanding of sorption/desorption phenomena is not just of scientific interest. Efficient site remediation will be impossible without a thorough understand- ing of sorption/desorption. A fundamental mistake is sometimes made in assuming that sorption is a reversible process both with respect to equilibrium behavior and dynamic behavior. In fact, there is considerable evidence indicating that sorption is a hysteresis process. That is, behavior during sorption and desorption differs. A different approach to sorption hysteresis may be found in Showalter and Peszynska (1998).

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molecule in adults appears to be more related to retention of stem cells in the bone marrow rather the process of getting them there. Interrupting that retention process through either specific molecular blockers of the CXCR4/CXCL12 interaction, cleavage of CXCL12, or downregulation of the receptor can all result in the release of stem cells into the circulation. This process is an increasingly important aspect of recovering stem cells for therapeutic use as it has permitted the harvesting process to be done by leukapheresis rather than bone marrow punctures in the operating room. Refining our knowledge of how stem cells get into and out of the bone marrow may improve our ability to obtain stem cells and make them more efficient at finding their way to the specific sites for blood cell production, the so-called stem cell niche.

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must be amenable to description in terms of maximum and minimum propositions. James P.Joule (1818–89), the co-discoverer of the fundamental principle of modern thermodynamics, the principle of the mechanical equivalent of heat, adduced the argument that, in the absence of the equivalence between heat and motion, something (energy) could be lost in the physical universe which it would be contrary to the dignity of God to assume. The last two instances might even be construed as proving direct influence of Euler’s and Joule’s beliefs upon their analytic work. Nevertheless nobody doubts that there was no influence of this kind, that is, (a) that the scientific work of the four authors mentioned was not deflected from its course by their theological convictions; (b) that it is compatible with any philosophical positions; and (c) that there would be no point in trying to explain its methods or results by their philosophical positions. They simply co-ordinated their methods and results with their live Christian belief as they would co-ordinate with it everything else they did. They put their scientific work in a theological garb. But, so far as the content of this work is concerned, the garb was removable.

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