SRI International
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Callosal Degradation in HIV-1 Infection Predicts Hierarchical Perception: a DTI Study
We tested whether HIV-related callosal white matter degradation contributes to disruption of selective lateralized visuospatial and attention processes.
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Climate Literacy in an Informal Setting
Who We Are: Project Background and Partners • InnovaTE³: Mission, Goals, Curriculum, Participants • STEM Continuum Programming • Strategies for Building Relationships • Youth Development Approach • Evaluation • Successes & Challenges • Discussion
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Effect of Various Coal Gas Contaminants on the Performance of Solid Oxide Fuel Cells: Part III. Synergistic Effects
The present work presents the results of a study of the synergistic effects of four contaminants of major concern—S, As, P, and Cl, at the ppm level and in combinations of two, three, or four kinds—on the performance of Ni-YSZ/YSZ/LSM solid oxide fuel cells.
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On the use of speaker superfactors for speaker recognition
We propose a new JFA scoring method that is both symmetrical and efficient.
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Leveraging Evidence-Centered Design In Large-Scale Test Development (Large-Scale Assessment Technical Report 4)
This brief on Early Warning Systems is the first in a series of briefs being released this fall with key findings about these high school improvement strategies.
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Orally Bioavailable Anti-HBV Dinucleotide Acyloxyalkyl Prodrugs
The acyloxyalkyl derivatives of a model anti-HBV dinucleotide were synthesized and evaluated as orally bioavailable prodrugs. Our studies have led to the identification of the first orally bioavailable dinucleotide prodrugs for further therapeutic development against the hepatitis B virus (HBV).
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Quantitative Fiber Tracking of Lateral and Interhemispheric White Matter Systems in Normal Aging: Relations to Timed Performance
Using our quantitative fiber tracking approach, we assessed fiber tract integrity of samples of major white matter cortical, subcortical, interhemispheric, and cerebellar systems (11 bilateral and 2 callosal) on DTI data collected at 1.5 T magnet strength.
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Scaffolding knowledge communities in the classroom: New opportunities in the Web 2.0 era
This chapter reports two studies that used a wiki to deliver a new curriculum model that blends scripted inquiry activities with collaborative knowledge construction in secondary school biology.
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Document content analysis for digital archives
A presentation at the first Personal Digital Archiving Conference held at the Internet Archive in San Francisco.
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From documents to tasks: deriving user tasks from document usage patterns
In order to reduce the necessary amount of training, this paper proposes a new approach for automatically estimating a user’s tasks from document interactions in an unsupervised manner.
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Information seeking with social signals: anatomy of a social tag-based exploratory search browser
In this paper, we present the algorithm of a tag-based exploratory system based on this idea.
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Temporal task footprinting: identifying routine tasks by their temporal patterns
This paper introduces a new representation for describing routine tasks, called temporal task footprints.