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    Intrusion and extrusion of water in hydrophobic mesopores

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    We present experimental and theoretical results on intrusion-extrusion cycles of water in hydrophobic mesoporous materials, characterized by independent cylindrical pores. The intrusion, which takes place above the bulk saturation pressure, can be well described using a macroscopic capillary model. Once the material is saturated with water, extrusion takes place upon reduction of the externally applied pressure; Our results for the extrusion pressure can only be understood by assuming that the limiting extrusion mechanism is the nucleation of a vapour bubble inside the pores. A comparison of calculated and experimental nucleation pressures shows that a proper inclusion of line tension effects is necessary to account for the observed values of nucleation barriers. Negative line tensions of order 10−11J.m−110^{-11} \mathrm{J.m}^{-1} are found for our system, in reasonable agreement with other experimental estimates of this quantity

    Les alentours de l’école primaire

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    Gobin Louis. Les alentours de l’école primaire. In: Manuel général de l'instruction primaire : journal hebdomadaire des instituteurs. 66e année, tome 35, 1899. pp. 86-87

    De la collaboration des instituteurs, appliquée à divers ordres d’enseignement

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    Gobin Louis. De la collaboration des instituteurs, appliquée à divers ordres d’enseignement. In: Manuel général de l'instruction primaire : journal hebdomadaire des instituteurs. 65e année, tome 34, 1898. pp. 437-438

    L’hospitalité dans les écoles normales pendant les vacances

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    Gobin Louis. L’hospitalité dans les écoles normales pendant les vacances. In: Manuel général de l'instruction primaire : journal hebdomadaire des instituteurs. 65e année, tome 34, 1898. pp. 521-522

    Cardiovascular Rehabilitation

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    peer reviewedIn industrialized countries, coronary artery disease is the leading cause of mortality. Cardiovascular rehabilitation is one of the most important components of secondary prevention and is mainly prescribed after acute myocardial infarction or coronary artery revascularization. The aims of rehabilitation are not only the improvement of functional capacity but also the correction of risk factors and assistance to social and professional reintegration. There are numerous indications, including not only patients with coronary artery disease but also patients with heart failure and those who underwent cardiac surgery or heart transplantation. Cardiac rehabilitation consists in 3 successive stages. The first is performed during hospital stay. The two others take place in an approved center of multidisciplinary cardiac rehabilitation. The intensity of exercise is determined for each individual patient from the results of stress testing. The beneficial effects are well established: reduction in morbidity and mortality, improvement of quality of life and of pulmonary, cardiac, muscular and metabolic parameters. Its efficacy is only maximal when patients continue performing exercise regularly

    La presse se réjouit, endort-elle les citoyens ?

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    La dépolitisation du discours au sein des rapports annuels de l’Organisation Mondiale du Commerce

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    Cet article consiste en une analyse du discours produit par l’Organisation mondiale du commerce (OMC) dans la partie introductive de ses rapports annuels. Il met en lumière quelques-uns des procédés discursifs (technicisation du discours, absence d’acteurs identifiés, lexique flou et positivement connoté, etc.) par lesquels l’OMC parvient à présenter comme neutre et dépolitisé un discours pourtant éminemment politique et normatif. Il s’achève par une réflexion sur les processus de légitimation du discours en procédant à une mobilisation croisée des concepts de Pierre Bourdieu et de John L. Austin

    Preference Prediction Based on Eye Movement Using Multi-layer Combinatorial Fusion

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    Face image preference is influenced by many factors and can be detected by analyzing eye movement data. When comparing two face images, our gaze shifts within and between the faces. Eye tracking data can give us insights into the cognitive processes involved in forming a preference. In this paper, a gaze tracking dataset is analyzed using three machine learning algorithms (MLA): AdaBoost, Random Forest, and Mixed Group Ranks (MGR) as well as a newly developed machine learning framework called Multi-Layer Combinatorial Fusion (MCF) to predict a subject’s face image preference. Attributes constructed from the dataset are treated as input scoring systems. MCF involves a series of layers that consist of expansion and reduction processes. The expansion process involves performing exhaustive score and rank combinations, while the reduction process uses performance and diversity to select a subset of systems that will be passed onto the next layer of analysis. Performance and cognitive diversity are used in weighted scoring system combinations and system selection. The results outperform the Mixed Group Ranks algorithm, as well as our previous work using pairwise scoring system combinations

    Le conflit social éludé

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    Preference Prediction Based on Eye Movement Using Multi-layer Combinatorial Fusion

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    Face image preference is influenced by many factors and can be detected by analyzing eye movement data. When comparing two face images, our gaze shifts within and between the faces. Eye tracking data can give us insights into the cognitive processes involved in forming a preference. In this paper, a gaze tracking dataset is analyzed using three machine learning algorithms (MLA): AdaBoost, Random Forest, and Mixed Group Ranks (MGR) as well as a newly developed machine learning framework called Multi-Layer Combinatorial Fusion (MCF) to predict a subject’s face image preference. Attributes constructed from the dataset are treated as input scoring systems. MCF involves a series of layers that consist of expansion and reduction processes. The expansion process involves performing exhaustive score and rank combinations, while the reduction process uses performance and diversity to select a subset of systems that will be passed onto the next layer of analysis. Performance and cognitive diversity are used in weighted scoring system combinations and system selection. The results outperform the Mixed Group Ranks algorithm, as well as our previous work using pairwise scoring system combinations
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