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3Photographer Edward Burtynsky speaks about his work, and his objective to show ...

3Photographer Edward Burtynsky speaks about his work, and his objective to show ...

Accepting his 2005 TED Prize, photographer Edward Burtynsky makes a wish: that h...

Prof. EO Wilson talks about the scope of the massive project to document every l...

Herman (b. 1925) is an economist best known for the works he co-authored with No...

Imagine a sphere much smaller than a pea releasing enough energy to supply all o...

On The Science Channel's "Ten Ways to Lift a Curse," join Arch Druid Edward Pryn...

Sociologist Edward Tiryakian (Duke University) delivers the Bruce Mayhew Memoria...

Sociologist Edward Tiryakian (Duke University) delivers the Bruce Mayhew Memoria...

St. Edward is a community in the Canadian province of Prince Edward Island, located in Lot 2 of Prince County, northwest of Alberton.

Edward W Ng ( b. 1939 Hong Kong) is an American Applied mathematician who has also held the positions of senior scientist, senior engineer and technical manager in the U.

Edward Preble Little (1791-11-07 – 1875-02-06) was a member of the United States House of Representatives from Massachusetts. He was born in Marshfield on November 7 1791.

Edward is an English given name. It is derived from Old English words [English|ead] (meaning "happy" or 'prosperous') and [English|weard] (meaning "guard").

Edward Vernon ("Old Grog") (12 November 1684 – 30 October 1757) was an English naval officer. Vernon was born in Westminster, England and went to Westminster School.

The Adventures of Edward the Less, better known simply as Edward the Less, is a 2001 animated miniseries fantasy comedy created by the former cast of the popular show Mystery Science Theater 3000 for SciFi.com, the Sci Fi Channel website.

Abstract: As the gap between processor and memory speeds increases, cache performance becomes more critical to overall system performance. Multi-lateral 1 cache designs such as the Assist, Victim, and NTS cache have been shown to perform as well as or better than larger, single structure caches. Unlike current cache simulators, mlcache (an eventdriven, timing-sensitive simulator based on the Latency Effects cache timing model) can evaluate a variety of multilateral cache configurations. It was developed to help designers in the middle of the design cycle decide which cache configuration would best meet ...

Abstract: As the gap between processor and memory speeds increases, cache performance becomes more critical to overall system performance. Multi-lateral 1 cache designs such as the Assist, Victim, and NTS cache have been shown to perform as well as or better than larger, single structure caches. Unlike current cache simulators, mlcache (an eventdriven, timing-sensitive simulator based on the Latency Effects cache timing model) can evaluate a variety of multilateral cache configurations. It was developed to help designers in the middle of the design cycle decide which cache configuration would best meet ...

Abstract: As the gap between processor and memory speeds increases, cache performance becomes more critical to overall system performance. Multi-lateral 1 cache designs such as the Assist, Victim, and NTS cache have been shown to perform as well as or better than larger, single structure caches. Unlike current cache simulators, mlcache (an eventdriven, timing-sensitive simulator based on the Latency Effects cache timing model) can evaluate a variety of multilateral cache configurations. It was developed to help designers in the middle of the design cycle decide which cache configuration would best meet ...

Abstract: This dissertation analyzes a way to improve cache performance via active management of a target cache space. As microprocessor speeds continue to grow faster than memory subsystem speeds, minimizing the average data access time grows in importance. As current data caches are often poorly and inefficiently managed, a good management technique can improve the average data access time. Cache management involves two main processes: block allocation decisions and block replacement decisions. Active block allocation can be performed most efficiently in multilateral caches (several distinct data stor...

Abstract: As the gap between processor and memory speeds increases, cache performance becomes more critical to overall system performance. To address this, processor designers typically design for the largest possible caches that can still remain on the ever growing processor die. However, alternate, multi-lateral 1 cache designs such as the Assist Cache, Victim Cache, and NTS Cache have been shown to perform as well as or better than larger, single structure caches while requiring less die area. For a given die size, reducing the requirements to attain a given rate of data supply can allow more space d...

Abstract: We evaluate the analytical capabilities of a BRAin Image Database (BRAID), which is used for the elucidation of structure--function relationships in the human brain through the study of lesioned structures and associated neurological deficits. For this purpose, we develop a lesion-deficit simulator (LDS), which generates artificial subjects, each of which consists of a set of functional deficits and a brain image with lesions; the deficits and lesions conform to predefined distributions. We use probability distributions to model the number, size, and spatial distribution of lesions as well as ...

Abstract: We evaluate the analytical capabilities of a BRAin Image Database (BRAID), which is used for the elucidation of structure--function relationships in the human brain through the study of lesioned structures and associated neurological deficits. For this purpose, we develop a lesion-deficit simulator (LDS), which generates artificial subjects, each of which consists of a set of functional deficits and a brain image with lesions; the deficits and lesions conform to predefined distributions. We use probability distributions to model the number, size, and spatial distribution of lesions as well as ...

Abstract: We evaluate the analytical capabilities of a BRAin Image Database (BRAID), which is used for the elucidation of structure--function relationships in the human brain through the study of lesioned structures and associated neurological deficits. For this purpose, we develop a lesion-deficit simulator (LDS), which generates artificial subjects, each of which consists of a set of functional deficits and a brain image with lesions; the deficits and lesions conform to predefined distributions. We use probability distributions to model the number, size, and spatial distribution of lesions as well as ...

Abstract: properties and ordinary properties are entities of the same logical type, in the same way that the abstract individuals and ordinary individuals discussed throughout this paper are entities of the same logical type. So abstract properties can occupy the same constituent role in a state of a#airs as ordinary properties. In the above cases where substitution fails, the explanation appeals to the distinct abstract properties serving as the senses of the predicates. The details of this analysis can be pursued at much greater length in Zalta and G are identical. These are clearly extensional identi...

Abstract: properties and ordinary properties are entities of the same logical type, in the same way that the abstract individuals and ordinary individuals discussed throughout this paper are entities of the same logical type. So abstract properties can occupy the same constituent role in a state of a#airs as ordinary properties. In the above cases where substitution fails, the explanation appeals to the distinct abstract properties serving as the senses of the predicates. The details of this analysis can be pursued at much greater length in Zalta and G are identical. These are clearly extensional identi...

Abstract: schools); and it is common for individuals to turn first to the Internet for information that they once would have sought from friends or from libraries---or failed to find at all. The Internet and the Web have also profoundly affected the conduct of science. First, these technologies now support new kinds of scientific cooperation and distributed collaboration, with major implications for the conduct of research in cognitive psychology and cognitive science. Second, the societal changes that are resulting from the technology are rich areas for study and analysis by cognitive scientists. This ...

Abstract: schools); and it is common for individuals to turn first to the Internet for information that they once would have sought from friends or from libraries---or failed to find at all. The Internet and the Web have also profoundly affected the conduct of science. First, these technologies now support new kinds of scientific cooperation and distributed collaboration, with major implications for the conduct of research in cognitive psychology and cognitive science. Second, the societal changes that are resulting from the technology are rich areas for study and analysis by cognitive scientists. This ...

Abstract: This dissertation gives accurate and efficient methods for the object-order rendering of discrete objects. Discrete objects are typically represented with a volume raster and rendered with a volume rendering algorithm. However, current object-order volume rendering algorithms suffer from several problems. First, they require that the volume raster be traversed in a strict visibility order, but existing visibility ordering methods do not always correctly order perspective projections of volume rasters. Second, both perspective and orthographic renderings of volume rasters can contain aliasing a...

Abstract: This paper extends and refocuses analysis originally presented in Kane (1998). The author wishes to acknowledge the excellent research assistance of Tara Rice and to thank Pierluigi Balduzzi, Bhagwan Chowdry, and an anonymous referee for helpful comments on previous drafts. The views expressed herein

Abstract: This dissertation gives accurate and efficient methods for the object-order rendering of discrete objects. Discrete objects are typically represented with a volume raster and rendered with a volume rendering algorithm. However, current object-order volume rendering algorithms suffer from several problems. First, they require that the volume raster be traversed in a strict visibility order, but existing visibility ordering methods do not always correctly order perspective projections of volume rasters. Second, both perspective and orthographic renderings of volume rasters can contain aliasing a...