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Prescriptive guidelines for when to us synchronous communication in e-learning environments
The impact of visual factors on noise annoyance among people living in the vicinity of wind turbines
Human Posture Performance Parameters
Rank one perturbations of not semibounded operators
Speac-Head Agreement, Case Theory, and the Syntax of Participles: Absolute Participial Clauses in Old Italian
Electrodeless Dielectrophoresis of Single- and Double-stranded DNA
Omedelbar normalitet. Före- och efterfoton i plastikkirurgisk praktik
Native or introduced? Fossil pollen and spores may say. An example from the Azores Islands
Universities and Regional Advantage: Higher Education and Innovation Policies in English regions
Management of Utilization and Accuracy of Positioning Approaches in Wireless Sensor Networks
Storskaligt försök med minirondeller
Extreme rainfall events in Southern Sweden: Where does the moisture come from?
Towards Extending Web Map Services
This paper begins with describing a case study of using the standard Web Map Services (WMS; from Open Geospatial Consortium) for mobile applications. There are two experiences from this case study that are interesting for the generalisation community: the amount of map information on the screen and the map file size. In this paper a usability study of the amount of map information is presented. Th
Technology Specialization and the Magnitude and Quality of Exports
Enabling reuse of robot tasks and capabilities by business-related skills grounded in natural language
Definition and reuse of robot instructions is still an art that requires extensive engineering, not only of the infrastructure but also of the adaptation of robot capabilities to the context and domain at hand. Technical approaches are numerous, but the lack of practical success is an indication of hidden difficulties, which we have experienced as complications over the last two decades. Based on
Improved modeling of the substrate specificities of HIV-1 protease
An introductory study of Mongolian intonation
This paper presents an introductory study of Mongolian intonation. Some preliminary results on the use of pitch in forming declarative utterances and in signalling focus are presented.