The international legal implications of sea level rise

Relaying for IEEE 802.11p at Road Intersection Using a Vehicular Non-Stationary Channel Model

Reconsidering Labour Law : A critical look at new trends on regulation and active labour market policies

Employer branding: Exploring employees' identification in low-reputation companies

Urban Space Wars in Copenhagen and Hamburg

Will proteomics/genomics change our ways to diagnose and predict cancer

Segmentation of Medical Images using Three-dimensional Active Shape Models

Curiosities extracted from the optical theorem, causality, and reciprocity

The time-domain version of the optical theorem is discussed. The theorem relates the sum of the scattered and absorbed energies, for a plane pulse that is scattered from a bounded obstacle, to the far-field amplitude in the forward direction. Several fundamental results concerning the scattered and absorbed energies that follow from the theorem are discussed.

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Area-Based Active Contours with Applications in Medical Microscopy

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Signal Displacement and Signal Loss in MR Imaging due to Small Metallic Implants

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Research outlook on a mixed model transportation network

Self-protection: a novel protection scheme for all-optical packet switching networks

All-optical packet switching designs have evolved in the last years. However, all-optical packet forwarding functionalities are still limited. Several label assignation methods have been studied in order to efficiently use the small label space of the designs. In this paper, we present a novel scheme for label switched path protection for networks with small label spaces, such as all-optical packe

The intrinsic states of odd-A nuclei having ellipsoidal equilibrium shape

Gender and Unions - Social Mobilization and Its Effects Among Tobacco Workers in Late Nineteenth Century Sweden

Effects of Coatings of Sulphuric Acid and Limonene SOA on the Mass-Mobility Relationship of Soot Particles

Burst detection and location in water transmission pipelines

This paper presents results from testing of a burst detection and location technique on a water transmission pipeline. The primary targets of the method are medium and large bursts that are the result of a sudden rupture of a pipe wall or other physical element in the pipeline system. The technique is based on the continuous monitoring of the pressure in the pipeline combined with a hydraulic tran

Algorithm for addition and multiplication of value sets of uncertain transfer functions

A Research-based Approach to Vocabulary Learning and Teaching : Encouraging Learner Autonomy and Accountability