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Brianna Dagnall, Ryan Coon, Shaylee Dragon et al. · OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) · 2016

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Wendy Winn, Kati Beck · 2000

Electronic commerce promises to radically transform business. To remain competitive, businesses must address many issues before success can be realized. Key to the success of e-commerce will be the effectiveness of the web design interface interacting with consumers. Our user-centered case study, which received an STC Research Grant last July, evaluates consumer attitudes to the on-line shopping experience by observing this interacton. We measure the rhetorical power of design elements on an e-commerce site by using classical rhetoric as the theoretical framework for analyzing our results. This paper reports the preliminary findings of this research as of

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Steven R. Van Hook · 2005

Educators of international students are frequently challenged to cope with a clashing diversity of cultures in a classroom setting. This is an issue of particular importance to colleges and universities in the United States enjoying the financial contributions of international students to educational coffers, while rapidly adapting to the globalizing forces in higher education. The problem this study will address is that teachers in international courses are often unable to accommodate a wide range of cultural variations among the diversity of international students. This study will consider a method to conduct more effective transcultural learning experiences in international higher educational settings. The question at hand is this: Are there certain themes and images that resonate across nationalities and cultures, which can be used to better construct an instructional framework for international education? If such tactics are identified and further developed, educators and students might benefit in a number of ways, including increased comfort levels and interaction in international educational settings. This study will employ mixed qualitative and quantitative methods to identify

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2012

Regardless of other modes of transportation, travelers and commuters are pedestrians at sometime during each trip. Recent reports show that the risk of the traveler when he or she is a pedestrian is an order of magnitude higher when the traveler is an occupant or operator of a vehicle. Why should the walk from the parking lot or bus stop be the most dangerous part of the daily commute? While elderly pedestrians suffer from loss of visual acuity, younger pedestrians are placing themselves at ever-increasing risk due to technology-based distractions. As signal timing plans and intersection infrastructure get ever more complex in attempts to reduce vehicle delays at intersections, pedestrians are confronted with pedestrian operations that are shoehorned into traffic plans that so that pedestrians have minimal impact on the travel time for vehicles. Wide radius right turn lanes and roundabouts are long recognized as pedestrian dangerous intersection designs. Just as traffic controllers are programmed for customized operations at each intersection, so too must the systems that interact with pedestrians be customized to provide a consistency of expectation for operations.

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Andrej Rikovsky · 2005

• Source coding & decoding • Decremental redundancy and algorithm • Algorithm analysis using EXIT charts • Examples Turbo-Compression

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Markus Luczak-Roesch, Cathal Doyle · OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) · 2020

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Dr. Robert, S. Laramee · 2013

You are given a selection of very mysterious volume data sets. Your job is to explore, hypothesize, and discover what phenomena the data describes (what the data sets are) through the use of volume rendering. Rather than producing a volume renderer from scratch, you are to use an existing volume renderer called Voreen

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2014

This paper discusses how Linux clustering and virtual machine technologies can improve undergraduate students ’ hands-on experience in operating systems laboratories. Like similar projects, SOFTICE1 relies on User Mode Linux (UML) to provide students with privileged access to a Linux system without creating security breaches on the hosting network. We extend such approaches in two aspects. First, we propose to facilitate adoption of Linux-based laboratories by using a load-balancing cluster made of recycled classroom PCs to remotely serve access to virtual machines. Secondly, we propose a new approach for students to interact with the kernel code.

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Brianna Dagnall, Ryan Coon, Shaylee Dragon et al. · OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) · 2016

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2010

Is the soft error rate in ground-level computer installations correlated with the intensity of solar radiation? This problem is already significant for space-borne systems, but recent analysis of FPGA configuration failures show that radiation-induced soft errors might become a problem even at sea level as silicon device integration increases [1]. This problem would be magnified in large or widely deployed installations. Hypothesis It is expected that as solar activity increases, the likelyhood of radiation-based uncorrectable errors should increase, manifested either as software errors, uncorrectable memory errors, or other temporary hardware failures.

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2009

Most traffic that flows over the Internet makes use of the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP), and wireless multihop networks are one way to provide access extension. TCP is one of the pro-tocols designed for wired networks and exhibits severe degradation in multihop networks. It was designed to provide reliable end-to-end delivery of data over unreliable networks and has been carefully optimized in the context of wired net-works. For example, large TCP default window sizes that are appropriate for a wired network are too large for wireless links in multihop net-works. Another type of traffic becoming more preva-lent in homes and institutions is voice over Inter-

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