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  • SEQUINS and QUILLS: Representations for Surface Topography 

    Unknown author (1979-05-01)
    The shape of a continuous surface can be represented by a collection of surface normals. These normals are like a porcupine's quills. Equivalently, one can use the surface patches on which these normals rest. These ...

  • Series Elastic Actuators 

    Unknown author (1995-09-07)
    This thesis presents the design, construction, control and evaluation of a novel force controlled actuator. Traditional force controlled actuators are designed from the premise that "Stiffer is better''. This approach ...

  • Service Identification in TCP/IP: Well-Known versus Random Port Numbers 

    Unknown author (2006-01-11)
    The sixteen-bit well-known port number is often overlooked as a network identifier in Internet communications. Its purpose at the most fundamental level is only to demultiplex flows of traffic. Several unintended uses of ...

  • A Session with TINKER: Interleaving Program Testing with Program Design 

    Unknown author (1980-09-01)
    Tinker is an experimental interactive programming system which integrates program testing with program design. New procedures are created by working out the steps of the procedure in concrete situations. Tinker displays ...

  • Set Interfaces for Generalized Typestate and Data Structure Consistency Verification 

    Unknown author (2007-10-31)
    Typestate systems allow the type of an object to change during its lifetime in the computation. Unlike standard type systems, they can enforce safety properties that depend on changing object states. We present a new, ...

  • Seven lessons from manyfield inflation in random potentials 

    Dias, Mafalda; Frazer, Jonathan; Marsh, Carl Marc (IoPJOURNAL OF COSMOLOGY AND ASTROPARTICLE PHYSICS, 2018-01)
    We study inflation in models with many interacting fields subject to randomly generated scalar potentials. We use methods from non-equilibrium random matrix theory to construct the potentials and an adaption of the ‘transport ...

  • Several applications of a model for dense granular flows 

    Cawthorn, Christopher John (University of CambridgeDepartment of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, 2011-03-15)
    This dissertation describes efforts to evaluate a recently proposed continuum model for the dense flow of dry granular materials (Jop, Forterre & Pouliquen, 2006, Nature, 441, 167-192). The model, based upon a generalisation ...

  • Severe depression is associated with increased microglial quinolinic acid in subregions of the anterior cingulate gyrus: Evidence for an immune-modulated glutamatergic neurotransmission? 

    Steiner, Johann; Walter, Martin; Gos, Tomasz; Guillemin, Gilles J; Bernstein, Hans-Gert; Sarnyai, Zoltan; Mawrin, Christian; Brisch, Ralf; Bielau, Hendrik; Meyer zu Schwabedissen, Louise; Bogerts, Bernhard; Myint, Aye-Mu (2011-08-10)
    Abstract Background Immune dysfunction, including monocytosis and increased blood levels of interleukin-1, interleukin-6 and tumour necrosis factor α has been observed during acute episodes of major depression. These ...

  • Shaded Perspective Images of Terrain 

    Unknown author (1978-03-01)
    In order to perform image analysis, one must have a thorough understanding of how images are formed. This memo presents an algorithm that produces shaded perspective images of terrain as a vehicle to understanding the ...

  • Shadows and Cracks 

    Unknown author (MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1971-06)
    The VIRGIN program will interpret pictures of crack and shadow free scenes by labelling them according to the Clowes/Huffman formalism. This paper indicates methods of extending the program to include cracks and shadows ...

  • Shadows of Teichmüller Discs in the Curve Graph 

    Tang, R; Webb, Richard Charles
    We consider several natural sets of curves associated to a given Teichmüller disc, such as the systole set or cylinder set, and study their coarse geometry inside the curve graph. We prove that these sets are quasiconvex ...

  • Shallow Binding in LISP 1.5 

    Unknown author (MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, 1977-01)
    Shallow binding is a scheme which allows the value of a variable to be accessed in a bounded amount of computation. An elegant model for shallow binding in LISP 1.5 is presented in which context-switching is an environment ...

  • Shape and Source from Shading 

    Unknown author (1985-01-01)
    Well-known methods for solving the shape-from-shading problem require knowledge of the reflectance map. Here we show how the shape-from-shading problem can be solved when the reflectance map is not available, but is ...

  • Shape from Contour 

    Unknown author (1980-11-01)
    The problem of using image contours to infer the shapes and orientations of surfaces is treated as a problem of statistical estimation. The basis for solving this problem lies in an understanding of the geometry of ...

  • Shape from Regular Patterns: An Example of Constraint Propagation in Vision 

    Unknown author (1980-03-01)
    An algorithm is proposed for obtaining local surface orientation from the apparent distortion of surface patterns in an image. A spherical projection is used for imaging. A mapping is defined from points on this image ...

  • Shape from Shading, Occlusion and Texture 

    Unknown author (1987-05-01)
    Shape from Shading, Occlusion and Texture are three important sources of depth information. We review and summarize work done on these modules.

  • Shape from Shading: A Method for Obtaining the Shape of a Smooth Opaque Object from One View 

    Unknown author (1970-11-01)
    A method will be described for finding the shape of a smooth apaque object form a monocular image, given a knowledge of the surface photometry, the position of the lightsource and certain auxiliary information to ...

  • Shape from Sheen 

    Unknown author (2009-10-22)

  • The Shape of Shading 

    Unknown author (1990-10-01)
    This paper discusses the relationship between the shape of the shading, the surface whose depth at each point equals the brightness in the image, and the shape of the original surface. I suggest the shading as an ...

  • Shape Recipes: Scene Representations that Refer to the Image 

    Unknown author (2002-09-01)
    The goal of low-level vision is to estimate an underlying scene, given an observed image. Real-world scenes (e.g., albedos or shapes) can be very complex, conventionally requiring high dimensional representations which ...