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Combined equalisation and decoding for OFDM over wireless fading channelsIrizar, JoseÌ MariÌa Zabalegui January 2003 (has links)
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The OSI-based transport systems for future applications over high speed networksSalmony, Michael January 1989 (has links)
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Changes in the cell surface-distribution of ionotrophic glutamate receptors during development, receptor trafficking and synaptic plasticity in cultured hippocampal neuronsPickard, Lisa Andrea January 2001 (has links)
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Theoretical and experimental studies of the mechanical behaviour of roller chainsLodge, Christopher James January 2002 (has links)
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The involvement of excitory amino acid receptors in synaptic transmission and plasticity in area CA1 of the rat hippocampal sliceLester, R. A. J. January 1987 (has links)
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Development and use of a tool for real-time imaging of surface expression of the AMPA-type ionotropic glutamate receptorsDe La Rue, Sarah Anne January 2002 (has links)
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Computer modelling of the LV distribution network for high frequency signallingBurr, A. G. January 1983 (has links)
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Characterisation of human platelet alpha-adrenoceptors and 5 HT-receptorsRashid, Shahila January 1990 (has links)
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UTS: A type system for facilitating data communication.Hayes, Roger Leonard January 1989 (has links)
This dissertation presents a type scheme called UTS. The goal of UTS is to support composition between autonomous systems and programs. Composition is defined to include procedure call and message passing; it also includes command invocation and the use of stored data. The design of UTS and the principles that guided that design are discussed. The UTS type system is intended as an easily-ported pidgin language. It includes the most common scalar types, such as integer, floating point, and string; the common type constructors such as record and array; and it supports a mechanism for reference to procedures. An innovation of the type scheme is that every value, including procedure values, is tagged with a type indicator, so that it is self-describing. In order to provide a high degree of portability, to provide access to a wide variety of systems, and to support dynamic binding, UTS requires a minimum of centralized knowledge and shared data definitions. It does provide a mechanism for underspecification of types that supports flexible commands and generic procedures. UTS was originally developed as the type system for the Saguaro distributed operating system. UTS is used in Saguaro for all stored data and for procedure invocation both at the system call level and the user interface level. UTS is also used as the type system for MLP, a system that provides heterogeneous remote procedure calls. MLP is designed to minimize the cost of adding new languages while providing the ability to handle common situations easily and automatically. More complex situations can be handled by making use of routines for programmer-controlled inspection and translation of UTS values. Two implementations of MLP are described, with the changes between the versions and the rationale for those changes. The run-time systems for the two versions are also described. The use of MLP is illustrated by projects built on an MLP platform. The largest of these is a prototype of the Saguaro command interpreter. Another is an interface between MLP and the Emerald programming language. The dissertation ends with a summary and discussion of possibilities for future research.
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ADAPTIVE DIGITAL IMAGE DATA COMPRESSION BY RECURSIVE IDPCM.Fu, Deng Yuan. January 1985 (has links)
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