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Aerogel Fabrics in Advanced Space Suit Applications
2015
Journal of Undergraduate Materials Research
Hunter Taylor is an athlete who played on the USA Ultimate Frisbee team while in his senior year in college. He now works for Matsys Inc. working in powder metallurgy. ...
Authors Cameron Crowell received his bachelor's in materials science and engineering in the spring of 2015 at Virginia tech. ...
doi:10.21061/jumr.v5i0.1531
fatcat:utalxv42dnbjdoanf7pcwfbjgy
IN GOOD CAUSE
1910
The Lancet
CAMERON,
Secretary, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland.
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
Honorary Treasurer of the Fund. ...
Cameron
Mr. P. W. Maxwell
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To the Editor of THE LANCET. I SIR,-Mr. Moullin still leaves my question unanswered. ...
doi:10.1016/s0140-6736(00)51284-7
fatcat:7wj4h5ciefhqdlve3gwyywlm4q
An Atlas of Cat Anatomy.Hazel E. Field , Mary E. Taylor
1951
The Quarterly review of biology
CAMERON
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An Attias oF Cat ANATOMY. By Hasel E. Field and Mary E. Taylor. University of Chicago Press, Chicago. $3.75. 75 pp. + 57 plates. 1950. ...
CAMERON
Tue Dissection oF THE SHark. (The Dogfish, Squalus acanthias.) A Laboratory Manual. Revised Edition.
By Bruce M. Harrison. ...
doi:10.1086/397980
fatcat:jtrbz6jmofbkthpnrxk66dgth4
Chest X-rays in COPD screening: Are they worthwhile?
2009
Respiratory Medicine
Cameron, T.W. Taylor and J.E. Winter developed the standardised chest X-ray reporting tool and organised its implementation throughout the Dundee primary care COPD service. A. ...
Taylor developed the program for data collection. G. Wallace, J.H. Winter, and A. Taylor analysed the data. All authors contributed to the writing of the paper. ...
doi:10.1016/j.rmed.2009.07.001
pmid:19631518
fatcat:e7mt7sxexfeixpv5lkrarfmcte
The American Railroad Network, 1861-1890. George Rogers Taylor , Irene D. Neu
1957
Journal of Political Economy
CAMERON University of Wisconsin
Henry Varnum Poor: Business Editor, Analyst, and Reformer. By A.trrep D. CHANDLER, Jr. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1956. Pp. 362. $6.50. ...
doi:10.1086/257974
fatcat:2rwxgnk2gfhnfgzn77qv2yyg34
Interventions to improve adherence to cardiovascular disease guidelines: a systematic review
2015
BMC Family Practice
Successful management of cardiovascular disease (CVD) is impaired by poor adherence to clinical practice guidelines. The objective of our review was to synthesize evidence about the effectiveness of interventions that target healthcare providers to improve adherence to CVD guidelines and patient outcomes. Methods: We searched PubMed, EMBASE, Cochrane Library, PsycINFO, Web of Science and CINAHL databases from inception to June 2014, using search terms related to adherence and clinical practice
doi:10.1186/s12875-015-0341-7
pmid:26494597
pmcid:PMC4619086
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... uidelines. Studies were limited to randomized controlled trials testing an intervention to improve adherence to guidelines that measured both a patient and adherence outcome. Descriptive summary tables were created from data extractions. Meta-analyses were conducted on clinically homogeneous comparisons, and sensitivity analyses and subgroup analyses were carried out where possible. GRADE summary of findings tables were created for each comparison and outcome. Results and Discussion: We included 38 RCTs in our review. Interventions included guideline dissemination, education, audit and feedback, and academic detailing. Meta-analyses were conducted for several outcomes by intervention type. Many comparisons favoured the intervention, though only the adherence outcome for the education intervention showed statistically significant improvement compared to usual care (standardized mean difference = 0.58 [95 % confidence interval 0.35 to 0.8]). Conclusions: Many interventions show promise to improve practitioner adherence to CVD guidelines. The quality of evidence and number of trials limited our ability to draw conclusions.
Balanced Hodge Laplacians Optimize Consensus Dynamics over Simplicial Complexes
[article]
2021
arXiv
pre-print
Despite the vast literature on network dynamics, we still lack basic insights into dynamics on higher-order structures (e.g., edges, triangles, and more generally, k-dimensional "simplices") and how they are influenced through higher-order interactions. A prime example lies in neuroscience where groups of neurons (not individual ones) may provide the building blocks for neurocomputation. Here, we study consensus dynamics on edges in simplicial complexes using a type of Laplacian matrix called a
arXiv:2112.01070v1
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... Hodge Laplacian, which we generalize to allow higher- and lower-order interactions to have different strengths. Using techniques from algebraic topology, we study how collective dynamics converge to a low-dimensional subspace that corresponds to the homology space of the simplicial complex. We use the Hodge decomposition to show that higher- and lower-order interactions can be optimally balanced to maximally accelerate convergence, and that this optimum coincides with a balancing of dynamics on the curl and gradient subspaces. We additionally explore the effects of network topology, finding that consensus over edges is accelerated when 2-simplices are well dispersed, as opposed to clustered together.
First-Order Patterns for Information Integration
[chapter]
2005
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
Acknowledgement Thank you to Laurent Lefort for help with the thesaurus development and to the SSA research team, especially Mark Cameron, David Ratcliffe, Geoffrey Squire and Bella Robinson. ...
doi:10.1007/11531371_25
fatcat:s6hbgs2cjzgdrfiiyknevlnfwm
The Perils of Learning Before Optimizing
[article]
2021
arXiv
pre-print
Formulating real-world optimization problems often begins with making predictions from historical data (e.g., an optimizer that aims to recommend fast routes relies upon travel-time predictions). Typically, learning the prediction model used to generate the optimization problem and solving that problem are performed in two separate stages. Recent work has showed how such prediction models can be learned end-to-end by differentiating through the optimization task. Such methods often yield
arXiv:2106.10349v2
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... al improvements, which are typically attributed to end-to-end making better error tradeoffs than the standard loss function used in a two-stage solution. We refine this explanation and more precisely characterize when end-to-end can improve performance. When prediction targets are stochastic, a two-stage solution must make an a priori choice about which statistics of the target distribution to model-we consider expectations over prediction targets-while an end-to-end solution can make this choice adaptively. We show that the performance gap between a two-stage and end-to-end approach is closely related to the price of correlation concept in stochastic optimization and show the implications of some existing POC results for the predict-then-optimize problem. We then consider a novel and particularly practical setting, where multiple prediction targets are combined to obtain each of the objective function's coefficients. We give explicit constructions where (1) two-stage performs unboundedly worse than end-to-end; and (2) two-stage is optimal. We use simulations to experimentally quantify performance gaps and identify a wide range of real-world applications from the literature whose objective functions rely on multiple prediction targets, suggesting that end-to-end learning could yield significant improvements.
MAPPA and mental health — 10 years of controversy
2012
The Psychiatrist
EDITORIAL MAPPA and mental health -10 years of controversy Jessica Yakeley, 1 Richard Taylor, 2 Angus Cameron 3 and prison services, supplemented by representatives of other involved agencies where needed ...
Angus Cameron is a Senior Probation Officer and Mental Health Advisor to London Probation Service Headquarters, and is a member of the London Strategic Management Board for MAPPA and chair of the MAPPA ...
doi:10.1192/pb.bp.111.037960
fatcat:5ly6byuuqveubb5xqzu2a3b2yq
Recurrent overdose: patient characteristics, habits, and outcomes
1998
Emergency Medicine Journal
David Taylor, A-2, 5237
Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA
15232, USA (e-mail:
taylordm+@qpitt.edu). ...
Emergency Medicine,
Royal Melbourne
Hospital, Parkville,
Victoria, Australia
P A Cameron
Emergency Medicine,
Geelong Hospital,
Geelong, Victoria,
Australia
D Eddey
Correspondence to:
Dr ...
doi:10.1136/emj.15.4.257
pmid:9681311
pmcid:PMC1343140
fatcat:djl4bxup2zdvdnw3jupj5ys2au
Generating Multidimensional Schemata from Relational Aggregation Queries
[chapter]
2004
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
Queries on operational databases can be viewed as a form of business rules on data warehouse schema design. We propose to use such queries to automatically generate measures, dimensions and dimension hierarchies and their representation in a star schema. The schema produced with our approach has good properties such as non-redundant dimensional attributes and orthogonality among dimensions and can answer many more queries than just those it was generated from.
doi:10.1007/978-3-540-30480-7_60
fatcat:gnexbuf5onhi7kdvhrrfqef6ua
Reptilia, Squamata, Scincidae, Brachymeles elerae (Taylor, 1917): rediscovery in Old Balbalan, Cordillera Mountain Range, Luzon Island, Philippines, and natural history
2010
Check List
Taylor. All subsequent reviews of the genus have been based on this material. ...
Brachymeles elerae (Taylor 1917) is one of 18 recognized lizard species of Brachymeles, and is one of only two species known to possess four digits on the fore- and hind limbs. ...
doi:10.15560/6.4.616
fatcat:7bhjttyplrdidfvjlwy3vp2bvm
Exploring How Homophily and Accessibility Can Facilitate Polarization in Social Networks
2018
Information
Polarization in online social networks has gathered a significant amount of attention in the research community and in the public sphere due to stark disagreements with millions of participants on topics surrounding politics, climate, the economy and other areas where an agreement is required. This work investigates into greater depth a type of model that can produce ideological segregation as a result of polarization depending on the strength of homophily and the ability of users to access
doi:10.3390/info9120325
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... lar minded individuals. Whether increased access can induce larger amounts of societal separation is important to investigate, and this work sheds further insight into the phenomenon. Center to the hypothesis of homophilic alignments in friendship generation is that of a discussion group or community. These are modeled and the investigation into their effect on the dynamics of polarization is presented. The social implications demonstrate that initial phases of an ideological exchange can result in increased polarization, although a consensus in the long run is expected and that the separation between groups is amplified when groups are constructed with ideological homophilic preferences.
Obesity And Obstetric Anesthesia: Current Insights
2019
Local and Regional Anesthesia
4.18)
Shoulder dystocia 104
2.9 (1.4, 5.8)
Prematurity 100
1.2 (1.1, 1.4)
Still birth 105
2.1 (1.5, 2.7)
Obstructive Sleep Apnea 22
24 (21.9, 26.3)
Neonatal death 106
2.6 (1.2, 5.8)
Taylor ...
Dovepress
Taylor et al Dovepress submit your manuscript | www.dovepress.com Local and Regional Anesthesia 2019:12 Local and Regional Anesthesia downloaded from https://www.dovepress.com/ by 207.241.225.246 ...
doi:10.2147/lra.s186530
pmid:31819609
pmcid:PMC6873959
fatcat:ayxvfslzjzfd5jxg3gz5bkzt4a
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