Incorporating Visual Aids Into Oral Case Presentations

Oral Presentations Oral Presentations

ORAL PRESENTATIONS Discussion: Cross-resistance to different antibacterial agents including quinolones and nalidixic acid, chloramphenicol, trimethoprim and in some cases b-lactam antibiotics is a common phenomenon in Gram-negative bacteria (Gutmann et al., 1995). In this study adaptive resistance in Salmonella enterica and E. coli O157, O55 and K-12 was readily achieved by passage in sublethal...

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Sunday-oral Presentations Oral Presentations

GMumps commonly affects children aged 5-9 years, often leading to mumps orchitisand resulting in permanent adult sterility in rare cases. However, the etiology of this long-termeffect remains unclear. Mumps orchitis results in progressive degeneration of seminiferousepithelium and sometimes leads to Sertoli cell-only syndrome. Thus the left Sertoli cells may becritical to sperma...

Incorporating Visual Imagery into a Cognitive Architecture:

Humans use visual imagery for a variety of purposes including reasoning about visual properties and spatial relationships, anticipating future events, recalling past experiences, and memorizing concepts and facts. Cognitive architectures have traditionally ignored visual imagery, but we have started to explore this phenomenon in the context of Soar. Soar provides the underlying control, memory,...

Incorporating Visual Information into Sound Source Separation

We present a method of improving sound source separation using vision. The sound source separation is an essential function to accomplish auditory scene understanding by separating a stream of sounds generated from multiple sound sources. By separating a stream of sounds, recognition process, such as speech recognition, can simply work on a single stream, not mixed sound of several speakers. Th...