BIBLIOGRAPHICAL OUTLINE OF FRENCH-CANADIAN LITERATURE

Interactively Exploring Bibliographical Data for Literature Analysis

This paper introduces techniques for interactive navigation within large sets of bibliographic data. The main conceptual idea is to use various relations between the entries to navigate within the information space. A visualization that supports both the display of the data itself and the relations is introduced. Interaction techniques offer possibilities to follow relations and, thus, create n...

RFID: A Bibliographical Literature Review with Future Research Directions

Abstract Purpose of this paper: The purpose of this article is to review some of the most prominent applications of RFID in industries and to provide a comprehensive review of the work done from 1985 through 2007 and the research trend on that. The effectiveness of RFID and the challenges that it is facing with are also discussed. Some applications of radio frequency identification in supply ...

Devoicing in post-vocalic canadian-French obstruants

In Canadian French, besides periodic phonation, other cues can be associated with the voiced-voiceless distinction due to the application of phonological rules. These cues, mainly duration and vowel quality, may be present in the consonant itself (voiced consonants are shorter than their voiceless counterparts) and in the preceding vowels (duration and vowel quality). The cues are related to th...

Haemoglobin J in the French Canadian.

LINGO1 Variants in the French-Canadian Population

Essential tremor (ET) is a complex genetic disorder for which no causative gene has been found. Recently, a genome-wide association study reported that two variants in the LINGO1 locus were associated to this disease. The aim of the present study was to test if this specific association could be replicated using a French-Canadian cohort of 259 ET patients and 479 ethnically matched controls. Ou...