... from the same corpus, they will prob- ably contain the same kind of errors inthe same kind of situations. This may cause the training procedure to learn the errors -especially if they are systematic- ... than one ofthe taggers performs better than the other when the two intervals overlap, since this implies a chance that the real performances of both taggers are the same. The following real ... from table 1, i.e. the cases in which the tagger got the right disambiguation indepen- dently from the tagging ofthe test set: x=(1-C)t+Cu (1) The equation ofthe observed performance can...
... inthe case ofthe K137E mutant of HSP22 (Fig. 4B); however, in this case, the intensity of the band corresponding to the HSP22 dimer wasmore intense than inthe case ofthe wild-type protein.Thus, ... intact protein at the beginning of tryp-sinolysis and at the fixed time of trypsinolysis) against the time of incubation (Fig. 8D). The apparent rateconstants of trypsinolysis under these conditions ... shock proteins, each of which contains the so-called a-crystallin domain consisting of 80–100 residues and located inthe C-terminal part ofthe molecule. The a-crystallin domain consists of six...
... one ofthe TCP entities wantsto indicate the end ofthe session to the other TCPentity. The FIN bit is set to the value one or turned-on. The window size, sometimes just called the window, ... comparison of the error performanceofthe tested channels using the techniques discussed in this paper. In Network Troubleshooting Using TrueNet TestMethodologies, a discussion ofthe TrueNet testingmethdolodies ... measure the ability ofthe other to acceptits messages. Initial window sizes commonly used are8k and 16k bytes. The checksum field is the field in which the senderindicates the result of its 1s-inversion...
... appropriate interactions, and guide the child and the mother in creating a joint narrative ofthe traumatic events while working toward their resolution. The treatment manual includes clinical ... for billing appropriately.Nurturing the Families of Louisiana Parenting ProgramFocusing on the chronic neglect of low income parents of children age birth to 5 years, the Nurturing the Families ... inter-vention or to rule out the existence of a problem. Assessments can reinforce the need for a specic intervention, the intensity ofthe intervention and the necessity of other supports. It is...
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... converting it to the reduced form (GSH) usingan NADPH as the electron source. The function of GR in the male genital tract ofthe rat was examined by meas-uring its enzymatic activity and examining ... cells is involved inthe supplementation of GSH to spermatoge nic cells in which high levels of cysteineare required for protamine synthesis. In turn, the genitaltract, the epithelia of which ... distin-guish oxidized thiols from others [4]. Thiol oxidation occurs in the nuclei and the tail during the maturation process in the epididymis. The greater the extent of oxidation in nuclei,the...
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... Applications In the following we outline the initial set of appli-cations which is currently available via eHuman-ities Desktop. Figure 4 gives an idea ofthe lookand feel ofthe system. It shows the ... Comput-ing inthe Humanities. Design issues and the overall architecture are described aswell as an initial set of applications whichare offered by the system. 1 IntroductionSince there is ... manages thecommunication with the client and the execution of tasks like downloading a docu-ment for example. The Master Data include infor-mation about all objects managed by the system, for...
... the Law of Hysteresis.*Theseoverturn.edmagneticcyclesdifferedconsiderablyfrom the typicalhysteresiscycle,Fig.5.Atypicalhysteresiscycle,FIG.6.however,canbemadetocontract,disappear,andreverse in the followingmanner:Twoequalexcitingcoils)AandB, in Fig.7,atrightangleswitheachother in space,areenergizedbytwoequlalsinu-soidal.quarterphasee.mf's.sogivingoauniformlyrotatingmagneticfield In the center of thisfieldisamovableirondisc,C.Withthisdiscatstandstill, the line of resultantmagnetism in the discYfYl1,lagsbehindthelineofresultantrotatingm.m.f.XXm of the excitingcoils,by the angle of hystereticleada,and the relation of impressede.m.f.andso of magneticflux,and of excitingcurrent in the coilsAandBgives the tvpicalhysteresiscycle,Curvei,Fig.8.With the discCrotatingbelowsynchronism, the angleX0Y=(remains the same, the hysteresiscycle,andthereby the powerconsumed in the excitingcoils,is the same;but the molecular*TRANSACTIONS,A.I.E.E.,1892,vol.9,p.3.ặTHERFORCE ... 70()8ALTERAT'I.V(;-CU,RREXI'AWAE-FORMI.[Sept.28HH1ifA4+BHCES_+SYor,substituting the reluctance:1HitgivesKennelly'sequation:I1HP=_S+=C+DH.Theseequationsobviouslydonotapplyto the totalinductionB,buttoBo=B-H: the difference,however,becomesnotice-ableonlyatveryhighmagnetomotiveforcesFIG.1.HaroldPender(byletter): The effect of iron in distorting the wave-form of currentandpressureis of particularimportance in determining the energy-loss in smallsamples of ironby the wattmetermethod. In thismethod of measurement the maxi-mumfluxdensityisusuallycalculatedfrom the effectivepres-suremeasuredbyavoltmeteracross the terminals of the mag-netizingwindingon the sample;or the inducedpressure in asecondarywindingon the samplemavbemeasured,thismethodeliminating the resistance-drop in the magnetizingwinding. In general the maximumfluxdensitvisproportionalto the averagevalue of the inducedelectromotiveforceoverhalfacycle;only in case of asinewave of inducedelectromotiveforceặTHERFORCE ... 1906]DLICUSSIONATNEWYORK.695zerovalue.Thatis, the harmonicssymmetricalwithregardto the electromotiveforcearenoticeableonlyat the zeropoint,asaflatteningout. The magnetismcurveatthispointishorizontal,sothat the resultantcurrentcurvemustbehorizontalalso.Thiscouldbeexpressedbystatingthat the distortion of the wave of the excitingcurrentisdue,notto the energylost in the iron,butto the magneticcharacteristicor the bending of the satura-tioncurve,andthereforeitisthiscurvewhichweshouldendeavortoconstruct, the magneticcharacteristicasitwouldbegivenbyamagneticcycle, in the absence of hysteresisloss.Thiswouldprobablygiveapproximately the higherharmonics in the ex-citingcurvewave.Sometime in 1881or1882Dr.Froehlichnoticedthat the magneticcharacteristic of the dynamomachinecouldbeap-proximatelyvrepresentedbyaparaboliccurve.Dr.Kennellyshowed, in` 1891*,that the BHcurve,ormagneticcharacteristic of iron,for the highervalues,couldbeexpressedbyaparaboliccurve,an~equation of the seconddegree.Usingthisequation of aparabolafor the relationbetweenBandH,therecouldbefoundastrictlymathematicalcurve,aboutlikeB in Fig.5,.whichcombinedwithasinewaverepresenting the hysteresisloss,wouldfairlycloselyrepresent the distortedwave of excitingcurrent. In dealingwithhysteresiswehavetokeep in mind the differencebetweenmagnetichysteresisand the energylost in the iron.Ifironisexposedtoanalternatingmagneticfield, the loss of energythattakesplace in the iron,bysomeform of magnetic*MagneticReluctance,byA.E.Kennelly,TRANSACTIONSA.I.E.E.Vol.8,page485.ặTHERFORCE...
... (22 to 89 μM). In con-trast, there was a decrease inthe concentration of [2-14C]creatinine inthe apical compartment inthe presence of quinidine or cimetidine, compared t o the concentrationFigure ... secretion of creatinine. It isimportant to determine whether acyclovir inhibits the tubular transport of creatinine, because if this is the case, then in addition to creatinine, other biomarkersshould ... vitamin D derivatives induce amarked, transient increase in plasma creatinine in the absence of o ther significant signs of renal impairmentby other less well understood mechanisms, includinginterference...
... infiltrating cells inthe CNS of animals with EAE [80]. The limitation of inflammationseen inthe CNS could also be the result of a diminishedantigen-presenting capability. In conclusion, our findings ... around inflammatory foci in the spinal cord of rats with EAE, thus identifying potentialdeterminants for trafficking of these cells to the CNS.These findings are discussed in relation to therapeuticstrategies ... immunization) of EAE show extensive inflammation involving the white and grey matter (D), with marked demyelination inthe inflammatory areas (F). The majority ofthe infiltrating inflammatory...
... on Advances in Signal Processingbe lower. The evaluation ofthein uence of jitter (as well of other levels ofnoise and their combinations) in the performanceofthe PDA and HNRSr would require ... explained by the presence, in any pulse of the signal, ofthe decaying tails of previous pulses. Thissummation of tails adds differences to the pulses, interpretedas noiseinthe model and causing ... “Usingwaveform matching techniques inthe measurement of shim-mer in voice signals,” in Proceedings ofthe 8th Annual Con-ference ofthe International Speech Communication Association(INTERSPEECH...
... or complete loss of myelin sheaths and increases in inter-laminar splitting of the myelin sheaths. Analysis of transverse sections (Figure 9)provided further evidence of myelin vacuolization ... cellularity inthe CC in treatedanimals at the 6 month time point, along with markedlydecreased levels of MBP inthe CC and inthe white-mattertracts ofthe striatum of treated animals (Figure 10). In agreement ... that theeffect of 5-FU results from an acceleration ofthe normal agingprocesses.Our findings also raise the question of whether multiplepathological changes contribute to the effects of chemo-therapy...