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Origin of Life,nimals, and humans, are distinct from non-living entities on Earth such as rocks, water, and air. Where did life come from? The universally common explanation among early civilizations was supernatural intervention. Almost all early cultures and ancient civilizations believed that they owed their ex

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en modelled in various languages. At least when using a language coupling approach strict support to define bridging semantics has to be provided. A very useful means for this purpose is given by the ASM (Abstract State Machine) method, which is shortly introduced in the chapter. When software IP ha

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Sun Kwokring so many benefits if there was not any common place to store them so that people could easily share these components, this is why repositories of reusable components are also important. However, one major problem in creating reusable components and so these repositories is that the design proces

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Sun Kwokapping research problems with other fields, therefore blurring the fixed boundaries. Computer graphics, image processing, and video databases have obvious overlap with computer vision. The main goal of computer graphics is to gener­ ate and animate realistic looking images, and videos. Researchers i

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Sun Kwoken more easily in the contour plot. Although it is understood that this surface represents only the envelope of sensitivity of a hierarchy of more narrowly tuned frequency mechanisms, it is still useful to consider the spatiotemporal CSF for certain imaging system attributes such as formats, display

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Sun Kwokch of the different multisensory vestibular cortical areas (2v, 3aV, 6, 7, PIVC) is involved in vestibular epilepsy. If vestibular seizures arise from different areas, the sensorimotor symptomatology may differ as regards apparent rotation or tilt (Smith 1960), with or without associated eye, head a