Selection between Separation Alternatives: Membrane Flash Index (MFLI)

The Selection of Dimensions when Choosing Between Multiattribute Alternatives

The criterion—dependent choice model (Aschenbrenner, Albert & Schmalhofer, 1984) assumes that choice between two multidimensionally described alternatives is a sequential comparison process. The decision maker is assumed to select one dimension at a time and to compare the alternatives standings on this dimension according to attractiveness. The resulting value differences are accumulated over ...

Estimating stability and selection index

Performance of Index trees on Flash Memory

Flash memory can be a viable solution for the future embedded systems. Embedded systems usually carry database as a part of embedded software. It is well known that flash memory is far faster than usual hard disk storages especially for read however it takes much time for flash memory to delete than to read or to write. For a database system, index tree on flash memory has been widely studied f...

Spontaneous epiretinal membrane separation

Oman Journal of Ophthalmology, Vol. 6, No. 1, 2013 Correspondence: Dr. Daniel M. Schwartz, Department of Ophthalmology, Vitreoretinal Service, 10 Koret Way, Room K219, San Francisco, California 94143‐0730, US. E‐mail: [email protected] Copyright:  2013. Kolomeyer AM and Schwartz DM. This is an open‐access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, whic...

Membrane deformation and separation

Biological membranes are highly dynamic (e.g., during cell division, organelle biosynthesis, vesicular transport, and neurotransmitter release). They can be shaped into protein-coated transport vesicles or tubules and undergo regulated fusion. The life of transport vesicles depends on highly specific and tightly regulated protein machineries, which not only shape the donor membrane into nascent...