Eleventh Annual Switching and Automata Theory Symposium

Eleventh Annual Symposium on the Interface

The purpose of this paper is to consider the evolution (past and future) of statistical computing systems against the background of some ideas in general language design. The thesis is that some advances in the latter. which could lead to more effective statistical systems. have so far largely been ignored by the designers of such systems. The remarks are based ort looking at and using various ...

Eleventh annual Pezcoller Symposium: molecular horizons in cancer therapeutics.

The goal of this symposium was to discuss information useful toward the development of new approaches in cancer therapeutics. New strategies that were discussed included: the development of specific DNA ligands and their evaluation as regulators of transcription, the stimulation of Ras GTPase as a basis for an anti-Ras chemotherapy, the clarification of the structure of CDK complexes with INK4 ...

ELEVENTH Annual Mini-Symposium on Metals in Biological Systems

Relating Word and Tree Automata - Logic in Computer Science, 1996. LICS '96. Proceedings., Eleventh Annual IEEE Symposium on

I n the automata-theoretic approach to verification, we translate specifications to automata. Complexity considerations motivate the distinction between different types of automata. Already in the 60's) it was known that deterministic Biichi word automata are less expressive than nondeterministic Biichi word automata. The proof is easy and can be stated in a few lines. I n the late 60's) Rabin ...

Department of Surgery Research Day 2015 Eleventh Annual Symposium Celebrating the Lester

1111: MONOCYTE GENE EXPRESSION AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO LOWER EXTREMITY VEIN GRAFT OUTCOME. J. Rehfuss ABSTRACT # 1123: A NOVEL MUSCULAR INDEX PREDICTS TUMOR BURDEN AND SURVIVAL IN RESECTABLE PANCREATIC CANCER, D Delitto 1123: A NOVEL MUSCULAR INDEX PREDICTS TUMOR BURDEN AND SURVIVAL IN RESECTABLE PANCREATIC CANCER, D Delitto ABSTRACT #1132: SMOOTH MUSCLE CELL (SMC) SPECIFIC ALK5 DELETION CAUSES...