June 25, 2002

June 2002 CORBA & The OMA

This document is a research report on the Common Object Broker Architecture (CORBA) and the Object Management Architecture (OMA). It aims to provide a description of the component technology, a description of some of its features, and information about how it is used and who is using it. The document first sets the scene of explaining why CORBA was developed and who it was developed by. It then...

Aptamers in Bordeaux, 24–25 June 2016

The symposium covered the many different aspects of the selection and the characterization of aptamers as well as their application in analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic areas. Natural and artificial riboswitches were discussed. Recent advances for the design of mutated polymerases and of chemically modified nucleic acid bases that provide aptamers with new properties were presented. The po...

First version: June 2001. Revised: May 2002. Final revision: June 2002. MAXIMAL INEQUALITIES VIA BRACKETING WITH ADAPTIVE TRUNCATION

The paper provides a recursive interpretation for the technique known as bracketing with adaptive truncation. By way of illustration, a simple bound is derived for the expected value of the supremum of an empirical process, thereby leading to a simpler derivation of a functional central limit limit due to Ossiander. The recursive method is also abstracted into a framework that consists of only ...

Washington University Record, January 25, 2002

Architectural Acoustics and Sound Reinforcement June 1 – 3 , 2002

J. Audio Eng. Soc., Vol. 50, No. 9, 2002 September S t. Petersburg, now only one year away from celebrating its 300th anniversary, has long been considered the crown jewel of Russia. Its many palaces, once the homes of the Czars and other Russian nobility, now serve as some of the greatest museums in the world. The Hermitage, most notable of all, symbolizes the art and culture of Russia, and di...