with advances in sensor technology, the threedimensional (3-D) face has become an emerging biometric modality, which is a particular technique, uses 3D sensors to capture the information about shape of the face preferred especially in high security applications. How means in a particular situation when occlusion occurring on face that time and in non cooperative scenarios identification of face...

The ability to recognize an unfamiliar individual on the basis of prior exposure to a photograph is notoriously poor and prone to errors, but recognition accuracy is improved when multiple photographs are available. In applied situations, when only limited real images are available (e.g., from a mugshot or CCTV image), the generation of new images might provide a technological prosthesis for ot...

In 2002, along with the integration of a new, integrated curriculum in human medicine, the Virtual Medical Campus Graz was installed. It accompanies the whole curriculum with electronic materials tailored to the needs of the students and the forthcoming examinations. To date, more than 15,000 learning objects have been developed, and students download up to 200,000 learning objects per month. P...

A known construction for face 2-colourable triangular embeddings of complete regular tripartite graphs is re-examined from the viewpoint of the underlying Latin squares. This facilitates biembeddings of a wide variety of Latin squares, including those formed from the Cayley tables of the elementary Abelian 2-groups Ck 2 (k 6= 2). In turn, these biembeddings enable us to increase the best known ...

My wife leased a 2002 Acura MDX with one of the first OEM in-dash nav systems. I have been a convert ever since – we’ve leased four Acuras now with in-dash nav, and I will not own a car without it. The software has improved with every vehicle. Even in my hometown, I use the “go home” feature constantly. GPS user testimonial circa 2005. (Cooley, 2005) Jeff Robbins Rutgers University, USA GPS: A ...