The microwave sky shows unexpected features at the largest angular scales, among them the alignments of the dipole, quadrupole and octopole. Motivated by recent X-ray cluster studies, we investigate the possibility that local structures at the 100 hMpc scale could be responsible for such correlations. These structures give rise to a local Rees–Sciama contribution to the microwave sky that may a...

A practical approach is presented to making behaviour a concrete, first-class architectural concept. The approach overcomes the forest-tree problem that results when the only way of understanding behaviour in relation to the organizational aspect of architecture is in terms of sequences of inter-component interactions that emerge at run time (calls, messages, etc). The approach centers around d...

In order to analyze and model the body kinematics used by fish in a wide range of swimming behaviors, we developed a technique to separate the periodic whole-body motions that characterize steady swimming from the secular motions that characterize changes in whole-body shape. We applied this harmonic analysis technique to the study of the forward and backward swimming of lamprey. We found that ...

Given the denotational semantics of a programming language, we describe a general method to extend the language in a way that it supports a form of superimposition — just in the sense of aspect-oriented programming. In the extended language, the programmer can superimpose additional or alternative functionality (aka advice) onto points along the execution of a program. Adding superimposition to...

Here, we combine super-resolution fluorescence localization microscopy with scanning electron microscopy to map the position of proteins of nuclear pore complexes in isolated Xenopus laevis oocyte nuclear envelopes with molecular resolution in both imaging modes. We use the periodic molecular structure of the nuclear pore complex to superimpose direct stochastic optical reconstruction microscop...

Aspect-oriented languages provide means to superimpose aspectual behavior on a given set of join points. It is possible that not just a single, but several units of aspectual behavior need to be superimposed on the same join point. Aspects that specify the superimposition of these units are said to "share" the same join point. Such shared join points may give rise to issues such as determining ...

The Superimposé webserver performs structural similarity searches with a preference towards 3D structure-based methods. Similarities can be detected between small molecules (e.g. drugs), parts of large structures (e.g. binding sites of proteins) and entire proteins. For this purpose, a number of algorithms were implemented and various databases are provided. Superimposé assists the user regardi...

The information in the literature on effect of printing layer thickness interim 3D-printed crowns is limited. In present study, trueness and margin quality composite resin was investigated compared with milled crowns. were printed 3 different thicknesses (20, 50, 100 ?m) by using a hybrid based acrylic esters inorganic microfillers or from polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) discs digitized an intrao...

Augmented Reality refers to a technology that enables users superimpose digital material (images and text) on top of physical environment. The science human anatomy is the study body's structure organs functions. traditional learning method based textbooks plastic models. student still faces problems with understanding these methods. This aims create an augmented reality application address cha...

Spatial Augmented Reality (SAR), as implemented with projection mapping, is part of mixed-reality technology numerous applications in the cultural domain. In museums, interactive mapping has been exploited to superimpose virtual content on exhibited artefacts, offering users various hybrid ways interact artefacts’ physical and digital content. For this reason, it widely used context architectur...