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Environmental Science
(Specialized English for Environmental Courses)
PART 1
PRINCIPLES OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
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PREFACE
This book is basically the result of six years of teaching in the
field of environmental science. Some of my graduate and
undergraduate students using this book have been being
engineers,...
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Department of Electrical Engineering and ComputerScience
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Control flow. Functions....
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International Conference
on Computer Vision,
Corfu, Greece, pp. 1150-1157.
Lowe, D.G. 2001. Local feature view clustering for 3D object recognition.
IEEE Conference on
Computer Vision and Pattern ... with the maxima arbitrarily close to
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Pritchard, D., and Heidrich, W. 2003. Cloth motion capture.
Computer Graphics Forum (Eurographics
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Schaffalitzky, F., and Zisserman, A. ... matching for unordered image sets, or ‘How
do I organize my holiday snaps?”’ In
European Conference on Computer Vision,
Copenhagen,
Denmark, pp. 414-431.
Schiele, B., and Crowley, J.L. 2000. Recognition...
... marking your answers on the answer sheet.
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PRACTICE BOOK
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Earn Selected Scaled Scores on
Three ComputerScience Test Editions
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Raw ... other
GRE ComputerScience Test examinees, however, you
will be able to determine your strengths and weaknesses
and can then plan a program of study to prepare yourself
for taking the GRE ComputerScience ... key values in common to both sets.
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building.
b. It is sometimes a very …………………. process getting into a computer installation
for security reasons.
b. It is sometimes very ………………. to explain computer ... C. reliably
a. Computers are ………………… machines.
b. If you don’t know the meaning of a computer term, you cannot always ……………….
an all-purpose dictionary for the answers.
b. Computers can do ... operating D. operated
a. A computer can perform mathematical ………………. very quickly.
b. One of the first persons to note that the computer is malfunctioning is the computer
………………… .
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CHAPTER 1 • COMPUTING FUNDAMENTALS
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This book is an introduction to computer science. Computerscience is the study of
computer hardware, algorithms, and data structures and how they fit together ... (David John Frederick), 1952-
Fundamentals of computerscience using Java / David Hughes.
p. cm.
ISBN 0-7637-1761-4
1. Computer science. 2. Java (Computer program language) I. Title.
QA76.H789 ... you
will go on learning for the rest of your career as a computer scientist. Computer science
is probably the most quickly changing of all subjects. Computers, programming lan-
guages, and even computing...
... have assumed that the
reader should have some basic knowledge of English as he/she is dealing with computer
which actually uses English statements and instructions to operate, thus the loan words ... TRANSLATION OF ENGLISH
COMPUTER TEXTS IN VIETNAMESE EQUIVALENTS
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trong tài liu ting Vit tng ng
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Field: English ... an English term and come up with an explanation that the Vietnamese term is often used
when the user has little knowledge of the specialized field while the loan-word...
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Suggest a data structure that supports ... Node {
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Write a recursive method called isCompleteBinaryTree()...
... primitive steps are quite non-trivial to execute on a modern digital computer, but
this algorithm wasn’t designed for a digital computer; it was designed for the Platonic Ideal Classical
Greek Mathematician, ... http://www.cs.uiuc.edu/~jeffe/teaching/algorithms/ for the most recent revision.
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Algorithms
Department of Computer Science
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Instructor: Jeff Erickson
Teaching Assistants:
• ... web in Summer
1999, Summer 2000, Summer 2001, Fall 2002, and Fall 2005 as part of the UIUC computer science
department’s online master’s program. Lecture notes were posted to the course web site...
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arithmetic mod 26. The symbolism
m mod n
means the remainder we ... multiset chosen
from a set S by saying how many times each of its elements occurs. If S is the set of English
letters, the “multiplicity” function for roof is given by m(f)=1,m(o)=2,m(r)=1,and
m(letter)...
... "kinetic depth" effect due to relative motion
between the viewer and the scene [86, 206]). In computer vision the respective
paradigms are
stereo vision
[14] and
structure from motion
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... exist problems that no computer can solve—
no matter how ingenius the programmer. Turing’s paper is all the more remarkable, be-
cause it dates to 1936, a full decade before any computer actually ... announced a proof that relied on a computer to check an enormous number
of cases. However, many mathematicians remained unsatisfied because no human could
hand-check the computer s work and also because ... mathematics.
2.3 Using Induction
Induction is by far the most important proof technique in computer science. Generally,
induction is used to prove that some statement holds for all natural values...
... Web.
1.10 History of Database Systems
Data processing drives the growth of computers, as it has from the earliest days of
commercial computers. In fact, automation of data processing tasks predates com-
puters. ... to ensure the consistency of the
database.
Database systems designed for use on small personal computers may not have
all these features. For example, many small systems allow only one user to ... must avoid possible anomalous results.
Because information is so important in most organizations, computer scientists
have developed a large body of concepts and techniques for managing data. These
concepts...