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Louis Ellies Dupin
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Alice Thomas Ellis
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Perry Ellis
ELLIS, Perry American designer Born: Perry Edwin Ellis in Portsmouth, Virginia, 30 March 1940. Education: Bachelor of Arts, business, College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia, 1961; Master of Arts, retailing, New York University, New York City, 1963. Family: Had child with Barbara... Read more |
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Michael Ellis De Bakey
Michael Ellis DeBakey , 1908-2008, American surgeon, b. Lake Charles, La. While still at Tulane medical school (M.D., 1932), DeBakey developed the roller pump, which later became an essential component of the heart-lung machine, and he later made refinements in the technique of blood transfusions.... Read more |
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Jonathan the Elder Richardson
Richardson, Jonathan the Elder (b London, ?1665; d London, 28 May 1745). English portrait painter, writer, and collector. John Riley's most important pupil, he was one of the leading portraitists in the generation after Kneller's death. This period, however, has been described by Ellis Waterhouse... Read more |
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Anti-Jacobin
Anti-Jacobin. A weekly journal which ran from November 1797 until July 1798 under the editorship of William Gifford. Its prospectus declared its prejudices in favour of the established institutions of church and state, and its satire was directed against British radicals—Paine, Godwin, ... Read more |
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George Lambert
Lambert, George (b ?Kent, ?1700; d London, 30/31 Jan. 1765). The leading English landscape painter of his day. He began his career working in the style of John Wootton and also learned something of the principles of ideal landscape composition from studying the work of Gaspard Dughet. As well as... Read more |
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Havelock Ellis
Havelock Ellis (Henry Havelock Ellis), 1859-1939, English psychologist and author. He became a qualified physician but devoted himself to scientific study and writing. Although the first volume of the Studies in the Psychology of Sex (7 vol., 1897-1928; completed ed. 4 vol., 1936) was banned on... Read more |
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Martha Gellhorn
Martha Gellhorn American journalist Martha Gellhorn (1908–1998) was one of the first female war correspondents ever and one of the best American war reporters of the twentieth century. Instead of recognizing her for her reporting or for her fiction writing, the public often remembered her... Read more |
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Hays
Hays city (1990 pop. 17,767), seat of Ellis co., W central Kans.; inc. 1885. It is a rail, trade, and medical center in a grain, cattle, and oil area. Manufactures include electronic equipment, plastics, feeds, medical supplies, aircraft, and motorcycles. Fort Hays was established (1865) 14 mi (23... Read more |
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Teaching machines to recognize objects
...cluster? A new object recognition technique...how closely two objects resemble one another...mechanical packaging machine. A mechanical device...a way for it to recognize objects." Scientists...work well on curved objects, ... |
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Single-cable camera maximizes efficiency.(Assembly in Action)
...automated production machines for a wide range...using a single machine-vision camera...human brain, teaching the system to recognize an object the same way...the system to recognize the target part...equipment and ... |
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How the Brain Cuts Through Clutter: Researchers at the McGovern Institute for...
...understand fully how we recognize objects in visually...Our brains recognize objects so easily...artificial visual machines. We can teach a robot to recognize keys, but it has...with two or three objects. ... |
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European computer `brain' in works
...scientists to work out a program by May for teaching a computer to learn, see, recognize objects and make judgments. A commission statement...year Japanese program for creating a "human machine." The commission said one of the main applications... |
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CMU at forefront in building thinking machines
...to build intelligent machines, soccer is the new...teach computers how to recognize people's nether regions...said a side benefit is teaching machines to appreciate the human...the university's machine learning department...think about ... |
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Teaching computers context.(Carnegie Mellon University)
...their ability to recognize objects. Although...Pittsburgh, Pa. Using machine learning techniques...horizontal, and most objects sit on the ground...computer programs to recognize objects within the scene. And improved ... |
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Machine vision comes to the masses.
...any indication, machine vision is finding...Schaumburg, IL) F10 machine vision "sensor...teach" the F10 to recognize a pattern by focusing...light guide on the object. After pressing...to go through the teaching process again...downtime. ... |
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McGovern Institute Researchers Discover Brain Patterns for Visual Objects;...
...are known to recognize or "prefer" specific types of objects, such as faces...response to a visual object. The McGovern...or face-like objects) than to any...useful for brain machine interfaces in...brain recognizes objects ... |
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Balancing act: Test Engineer of the Year Anthony Levandowski teaches his bike...
...learning to ride, or teaching someone else how...bigger challenge--teaching a motorcycle to...human can easily recognize obstacles, getting machines to sense and detect...our algorithm can recognize as an obstacle...or four days. ... |
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Complexities of expressive word learning over time.(Clinical report)
...addressed. KEY WORDS: vocabulary, teaching, semantics, word learning...typically viewed as word learning machines; without direct instruction...is minimal. Perhaps he will recognize the word or the object when he attends a friend's... |
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