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Structured Mechanical Collage

نوع: Journal Paper

نویسنده : Zhe Huang; Jiang Wang; Hongbo Fu; Lau, Rynson W. H.

ناشر: IEEE

سال: 2014

Object Movements Synopsis viaPart Assembling and Stitching

نوع: Journal Paper

نویسنده : Yongwei Nie; Hanqiu Sun; Ping Li; Chunxia Xiao; Kwan-Liu Ma

ناشر: IEEE

سال: 2014

Message from the IC2E 2014 Industry Track Chair

نوع: Conference Paper

ناشر: IEEE

سال: 2014

Channels with cooperation links that may be absent

نوع: Conference Paper

نویسنده : Steinberg, Y.

ناشر: IEEE

سال: 2014

Application of one-bit time reversal technique to mechanical strain monitoring in plates

نوع: Conference Paper

نویسنده : Conci Kubrusly, A.; Braga, A.M.B.; von der Weid, J.P.; Perez, N.; Adamowski, J.C.; De Oliveira, T.F.

ناشر: IEEE

سال: 2014

Nanowires inside optical fibers — A new base for nanophotonics

نوع: Conference Paper

نویسنده : Schmidt, M.A.

ناشر: IEEE

سال: 2014

Bamboo: A fast descriptor based on AsymMetric pairwise BOOsting

نوع: Conference Paper

نویسنده : Baroffio, Luca; Cesana, Matteo; Redondi, Alessandro; Tagliasacchi, Marco

ناشر: IEEE

سال: 2014

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Structured Mechanical Collage

Object Movements Synopsis viaPart Assembling and Stitching

Message from the IC2E 2014 Industry Track Chair

Channels with cooperation links that may be absent

Application of one-bit time reversal technique to mechanical strain monitoring in plates

Nanowires inside optical fibers — A new base for nanophotonics

Bamboo: A fast descriptor based on AsymMetric pairwise BOOsting

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Structured Mechanical Collage

Object Movements Synopsis viaPart Assembling and Stitching

Message from the IC2E 2014 Industry Track Chair

Channels with cooperation links that may be absent

Application of one-bit time reversal technique to mechanical strain monitoring in plates

Nanowires inside optical fibers &#x2014; A new base for nanophotonics

Bamboo: A fast descriptor based on AsymMetric pairwise BOOsting

Nanowires inside optical fibers — A new base for nanophotonics