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Early in-bed cycling versus usual care in the ICU on muscle atrophy and mobility: A randomized trial
Symbiotic relationship between robots - a ROS ARDrone/YouBot library
A Symbiotic relationship between robots is theoretically developed. It is characterised by sharing sensory information and tightly coordinating operational logic by taking care of each otherâs needs during missions. The system is characterised by an intertwined reasoning system while having separate conditioning and execution of plans to achieve subgoals to support each other. The results are illustrated on strong operational inter-dependence of a rover and a drone through shared logical inference. The drone uses the rover as a landing pad and the rover uses the drone to complements its sensor system by information gathering. There is a GitHub library provided in association with the demonstration for generic use of adding cameras and cooperation logic to a AR.Drone 2.0 and a KUKA youBot system. The benefits of symbiotic relationship are quantitatively evaluated on the demonstration example
Contributions in the field of palaeopalynology at the Bernard Price Institute, past, present and future
Main articleA brief chronological summary of the palynological research carried out by students and past
members of the staff at the Bernard Price Institute for Palaeontological Research is presented. The
contribution that each of these studies has made to the understanding of stratigraphic relationships
in the southern African region is highlighted. A correlation chart of palynological biozones documented
from South African localities is presented (Table 1).Non
Public Acceptability of Data Sharing Between the Public, Private and Third Sectors for Research Purposes
Impact of birth weight and gender on early postnatal hypothalamic energy balance regulatory gene expression in the young lamb
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A THERMODYNAMIC DATA PROGRAM INVOLVING PLUTONIA AND URANIA AT HIGH TEMPERATURES. Quarterly Report No. 11, February 1--April 30, 1970.
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