Putting categories in their place: A research agenda for theorizing place in category research

Putting Detectors in Their Place

In this paper, we address the problem of locating detectors in a given program under resource constraints. A detector is a program component that asserts the validity of a predicate in a program. The detector location problem is to identify which program actions need to be monitored by detectors such that certain given dependability properties are met. In this paper, we focus on the following d...

Putting molecules in their place.

Each class of microscope is limited to imaging specific aspects of cell structure and/or molecular organization. However, imaging the specimen by complementary microscopes and correlating the data can overcome this limitation. Whilst not a new approach, the field of correlative imaging is currently benefitting from the emergence of new microscope techniques. Here we describe the correlation of ...

DNA segregation: Putting chromosomes in their place

Recent studies provide evidence that bacterial chromosomes are replicated by an enzyme factory, the replisome, located at a fixed position at the center of the cell; the fixed replisome could be a major factor in determining chromosome order in the cell, and may provide the force that drives chromosome segregation.

Photomosaics : Putting Pictures in their Place

Photomosaics are mosaics composed of photographic images instead of solid colored tiles. A Photomosaic is a multi-scale image, conveying different information when viewed up close as when seen from a distance. From a distance, only the global subject of the mosaic should be visible, appearing without discrete components, thus the photographic images chosen must be visually similar to the local ...

Putting Hierarchy in Its Place