'Temporal region' diaporamas de présentation

Introduction to Ontology Development and Tools Part I: First Steps in Ontology Development

Introduction to Ontology Development and Tools Part I: First Steps in Ontology Development. ICBO 2011, Buffalo, July 26, 2011 Mathias Brochhausen 1 & Amanda Hicks 2 1 UAMS, Little Rock, AR 2 University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY. Contents. Introduction Terminological considerations

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Right external carotid artery

Right external carotid artery. Right internal jugular vein. Right superior carotid artery. Right common carotid artery. Thyroid cartilage. Cricoid cartilage. Thyroid gland. Sclaneus anterior muscle. trachea. Left internal carotid artery. Sternocleidomastoid muscle. Hyoid bone.

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Siro Roga

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CSF Leaks - Diagnosis and Management

CSF Leaks - Diagnosis and Management. Vance Tsai. Introduction. CSF leak abnormal communication between subarachnoid space and extradural structures Pressure gradient. Introduction. CSF leaks Rhinorrhea Otorrhea Skull base Spinal canal. History.

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The Role of Architecture and Ontology for Interoperability

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An Accurate Prefetch Technique for Dynamic Paging Behaviour for Software Distributed Shared Memory

An Accurate Prefetch Technique for Dynamic Paging Behaviour for Software Distributed Shared Memory. Jie Cai and Peter Strazdins Research School of Computer Science The Australian National University ICPP 2012 Pittsburgh, PA, USA. Outline. Introduction Background

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M. Crossley, A. Shiel, B. Wilson, M.R. Coleman, L. Gelling, T. Fryer, S. Boniface, and J. Pickard

Monitoring emergence from coma following a severe brain injury in an octogenarian using behavioral indicators, electrophysiological measure and metabolic studies: A demonstration of the potential for good recovery in older adults.

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What is this?

What is this?. Dinosaur-like. Has teeth Has a tail Lived in the Jurassic Period. Bird-like. Feathers (and flight?) Hollowed bones Large brain . What makes and animal a dinosaur?. underslung legs that gave dinosaurs an erect posture

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