... research interest on usingthe random set theory for multiple-object tracking [37], [63] In the random set approach, the states of objects, measurements, and clutter are modeled by random sets Mahler ... scenario, the number of objects can be time-varying, so the tracking algorithm has to detect the change of the number of objects, and automatically track new objectsThe second challenge is the data ... from the data association between objectsand measurements Thus, the computation of the PHD …lter is less than traditional methods such as MHT, and JPDA The low cost of the computation in the...
... and write English as a 2nd language is writing an email that the other person (receiver) can understand This problem is worse when the writer andthe receiver of the email messages are both using ... English when the writer of the message is using English as a 2nd language This problem is compounded when both the writer of the email andthe reader of the email message are both using English ... Message not the Words Sometimes trying to understand the words in an email may not actually provide you with the true meaning of the message How you “unlock” the secrets to understanding confusing...
... each other, both in speech andwriting Students are then writing for a real reader, not just for the critical eyes of the teacher Having a real reader will help them to see their writing from the ... pair asks their questions andthe other pair answers - Tell each pair to try and reconstruct the text from the word list They should then check their version against the original text 3.3 Writing ... given andthe procedure is repeated - When the work has finished, the students open them and, in writing, join the fragments of information together to make it more interesting and logical - The...
... necessary for learning Reading improves writing, andwriting improves reading Since the cognitive, affective, reading, andwriting processes are all intertwined in the learning process, the activities ... processes andreading improves writingandwriting improves reading If one process is neglected then the other suffers as well Current reading researchers such as Ellin Keene (Keene and Limmermann ... Idea and Details / 23 Variation(s) If the purpose of thereading is to have students answer the questions at the end of the chapter, then the students need to preview the questions before they...
... and atmospheric condition The samples were taken then acidified and analyzed for residual arsenic concentration A mixture of 70% As[III] and 30% As[V] was used in all of the experiments andthe ... in the values of the regression coefficient r2 Therefore, adsorption process of arsenic onto LA and AC-Fe may be described by Langmuir isotherm andthe adsorption capacities were 0.48mg/g and ... pseudo-second order kinetics fits with the experimental data as shown in the value of r2 for both LA and AC-Fe In other words, this shows the applicability of the pseudosecond order kinetic model...
... they attribute to the story Ask them how they feel about the conflict in the story and about the end After students have answered the questions congratulate them congruently on their ability to ... from the title and note them on the board Now hand out copies and invite everyone to read the text to check which guess comes closest to reality Remind your students to picture the scenes in the ... about the textual information then ask a lot of questions about information which is not in the text Challenge students to describe the main characters, the setting, andthe sounds which they...
... in the text Challenge students to describe the main characters, the setting, andthe sounds which they attribute to the story Ask them how they feel about the conflict in the story and about the ... sounds and feelings Say that today's activity will extend that ability Use the next reading from the class textbook Have your students guess possible storylines from the title and note them on the ... board Now hand out copies and invite everyone to read the text to check which guess comes closest to reality Remind your students to picture the scenes in the story while reading, just as they did...
... in the text Challenge students to describe the main characters, the setting, andthe sounds which they attribute to the story Ask them how they feel about the conflict in the story and about the ... sounds and feelings Say that today's activity will extend that ability Use the next reading from the class textbook Have your students guess possible storylines from the title and note them on the ... board Now hand out copies and invite everyone to read the text to check which guess comes closest to reality Remind your students to picture the scenes in the story while reading, just as they did...
... look at authentic essay prompts, visual maps, and essays they generated Examine the prompts and 86 visual writing evaluate the effectiveness of the maps and their essays Use the guidelines and rubric ... into the bright orange net The muddy shoe slaps the multicolored ball, sending it into the air The ball hits the goal post and bounces off of it like a spring The player throws the ball in, and ... and it bounces along the ground The ball skids into the chalky white lines and is devoured in the powdery white sediment The goalie’s gentle hands catch the fast moving ball The referee blows his...
... from the data file by following these steps: Add a copy of the XML document into the Solution Explorer, and then view the document Viewing the document in XML view, right-click the file, and then ... the new project Alternatively, you can click File, and then click Add Existing Item… to add customers.xml to the project Examine the structure of thefile It contains customer, order, and order ... Right-click the DataGrid on the form Click Properties, and then set the DataSource property to CustomerData1.customers Note that the Customers table is the parent of the Orders and OrderDetails...
... summer The boy ate the apple in a hurry At first glance, the three sentences seem to have the same structure The boy ate the apple in the pie The boy ate the apple in the summer The boy ate the ... now see the following structures: The boy ate the apple in the pie * [ The boy ate the apple The boy in the summer ate the apple { in a hurry } To understand each sentence, we must analyze the relationship ... the reader's understanding and acceptance of remarks Inserts represent potential slots authors can use to expand on, comment on, and/ or clarify their remarks And they use their knowledge of the...