... of Graphs
ã Connected Components of Undirected Graphs
Reading: Sections 9.2, 9.3, and 9.4.
7. AUTOMATA
ã Patterns and Pattern Matching
ã Finite State Machines and Automata
ã Deterministic and ... intended to provide a broad introduction (in English) to the theoretical
and mathematical foundations of computer science. It will cover the principal themes
of Discrete Maths, Data Structures and Algorithms ... Nondeterministic Automata
Reading: Sections 10.2 and 10.3.
8. REGULAR EXPRESSIONS
ã Introduction
ã Algebraic Laws for Regular Expressions
Reading: Sections 10.5 and 10.7.
9. GRAMMARS
ã Context-Free Grammars
ã...
... INTRODUCTIONTOCOMPUTER SCIENCE: HANDOUT #1. REVIEWS
1. Specify the locations that the system can handle.
2. Create a database of distances between all the locations. Such a database must
have ... previous example,
we could use a graph as a model to represent locations and distances: a node
with a name for each location and a line with a number for a distance of two
locations.
2. Data structures: ... "Find
Shortest Distance"
1.2 DATA MODELS, DATA STRUCTURES, AND ALGORITHMS
Three basic concepts in CS: data models, data structures, and algorithms.
1. Data models: The picture of data in an abstract form....
... digital computer, called
MANIAC I (Mathematical Analyzer, Numerator, Integrator, and Computer) ,
which was very similar to ENIAC. Many important numerical studies, includ-
ing Monte Carlo simulation ... languages are convenient for creating applications that are
icon-driven. Write a Java application that simulates a Chinese abacus. Test
your application by performing the four basic math operations ... multiplication, and division
and was employed for several thousand years. A traditional Chinese abacus is
made of a rectangular wooden frame and a bar going through the upper middle
of the frame horizontally....
... vibration signa-
ture. Generally, one to three blocks of data are adequate to acquire an accurate vibra-
tion signature. Today, most programs are set up to acquire 8 to 12 blocks of data from
each ... raw data and then calculate an average
vibration value was incorporated to eliminate the potential for spurious signals or bad
data resulting from impacts or other transients that might distort ... maintenance manager.
The addition of a comprehensive predictive maintenance program can and will provide
factual data on the actual mechanical condition of each machine-train and the oper-
ating...
... hypercapnic
set point ! airway collapse with hypoxemia and
hypercapnia ! partial collapse leads to snoring and
hypopnea, full collapse leads to apnea ! terminated
with arousal ! repeated arousals ... of Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada
Research Fellow, Division of General Internal Medicine Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard
Medical School, Boston, MA, USA
Raj Padwal, MD, M.Sc., FRCPC
Associate ... Update
ACC/AHA 2007 UA/NSTEMI Guidelines
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF CHEST PAIN
CARDIAC
MYOCARDIAL myocardial infarction, angina
(atherosclerosis, vasospasm)
VALVULAR aortic stenosis
PERICARDIAL...
... to actin. The myosin
motor domain comprises a catalytic domain and a regulatory domain. The catalytic domain
contains an ATP site and an actin-binding site, which has two parts separated by a ... (a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
Rod
Regulatory domain
(lever arm)
REGULATORY
LIGHT CHAIN
Catalytic domain
(ATP and actin sites)
Actin
TO
CATALYTIC
DOMAIN
ESSENTIAL
LIGHT CHAIN
TO ROD
Figure 1.7 Diagram representing lever arm mechanics ... Canada (available from
URL:http://www.mcmaster.ca/inabis98/escher/paiva0625/index.htmlabstract
).
5 Vascular tone
36 B. A. A. Kelly and P. Chowienczyk
tracking of the vessel wall and give accurate...
... The
Workspace Window shows variables that have been created and their values.
One easy way to create a variable is to use an assignment statement. The format
of an assignment statement is
variablename ... features will be introduced in later chapters
when the relevant material is explained.
1.3 VARIABLES AND ASSIGNMENT STATEMENTS
To store a value in a MATLAB session, or in a program, a variable ... store values that might change, or for which the values
are not known ahead of time. Most languages also have the capacity to store
constants, which are values that are known ahead of time and...
... than six
pupils there whose first language was English. I had to learn Arabic and Italian. By the time I was nine I was
preparing to return to an English prep school so I was also learning Latin ... not that
hard to program acomputerto play chess, just very hard to write a program to play sensibly, which is why
we leave it to experts to write chess-playing programs.
You will also learn techniques ... Sinclair ZX Spectrums as well as the school’s Research Machines 380Z. A colleague of mine
designed and built hardware to link a Spectrum toa 380Z and I designed a protocol to allow the machines to
exchange...
... a limited
amount of energy available to drive a limited number of cells that have to fit a small
physical space. Because the visual field, and hence the central vision, can be changed
mechanically ... scalars or functions, also called vectors. Provided
that certain rules are respected, matrices, which are studied in linear algebra, can be
viewed as vectors, and their space as a vector space. ... Presumably, the great advantage is that an eye
can be compactly rotated in a spherical socket, leaving only a small surface outside
of the socket. Protecting rotation-enabled rectangular cameras...
... Stat2).
But it would gain her nothing to make the additional valid inference to
take (Tiffany, Stat1) & take (Tiffany, Stat2) & take (Tiffany, Stat1) & take
(Tiffany, Stat2).
Uncontrolled ... making,
and explanation. Planning requires a reasoner to figure out how to get from
an initial state toa goal state by traversing various intermediate states.
Planning problems include mundane ... would naturally try to gen-
erate an explanation for his absence. Like plans, explanations can some-
times be viewed as logical deductions: you can try to deduce what you
want to explain for what...