Software installation is a one-time task; yet, it should work well. Regarding assistive technologies, users with disabilities will often require help in installation tasks. Five assistive software products were evaluated in order to identify barriers faced by visually impaired users performing the installation task and none of them, for different reasons, allowed full completion of installation...

INTRODUCTION Since the endorsement of GeneXpert MTB/RIF by the WHO, many countries have embarked on implementing this technology. OBJECTIVE We outline the cost of installing GeneXpert in district hospitals in Abuja, Nigeria. METHODS We prospectively documented costs related to the installation of GeneXpert at five sites. Costs were collected from receipts received from suppliers and normali...

We consider a scenario of distributed service installation in privately owned networks. Our model is a non-cooperative vertex cover game for k players. Each player owns a set of edges in a graph G and strives to cover each edge by an incident vertex. Vertices have costs and must be purchased to be available for the cover. Vertex costs can be shared arbitrarily by players. Once a vertex is bough...

CosmoMC is a Fortran 95 Markov-Chain Monte-Carlo (MCMC) engine to explore the cosmological parameter space, plus a Python suite for plotting and presenting results. This document describes the installation of the CosmoMC on a Linux system. It is written for those who want to use it in their scientific research but without much training on Linux and the program. Besides a step-by-step installati...

The purpose of this project was to produce a real-time installation which uses two approaches: a close approach dealing with user’s face and head position and a far approach where the installation reacts to user’s motion differently if it is repetitive or not. The installation was personalized by a Mona Lisa.

This study examined how child restraint system (CRS) features contribute to CRS installation errors. Sixteen convertible CRS, selected to include a wide range of features, were used in volunteer testing with 32 subjects. Subjects were recruited based on their education level (high or low) and experience with installing CRS (none or experienced). Each subject was asked to perform four child rest...

OBJECTIVE To perform a more sophisticated analysis of previously published data that advances the understanding of the efficacy of pedestrian countdown signal (PCS) installation on pedestrian-motor vehicle collisions (PMVCs), in the city of Toronto, Canada. METHODS This is an updated analysis of the same dataset from Camden et al. A quasi-experimental design was used to evaluate the effect of...