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According to the NRHP nomination form, the Clemuel Ricketts Mansion "is a stunning example of Georgian vernacular architecture" which "represents the manifestations of one man's architectural dream preserved within the wilderness for over a century".
This chapter presents the centralized wireless switch architecture, which represents a paradigm shift in 802.11 networking.
Adjacent layers mutually engage in a zipper-like pattern to generate a new 2D + 2D → 3D interdigitated architecture, which represents the first interdigitated architecture assembled by Keggin phosphotungstate clusters and dinuclear copper II) complexes.
A detailed analysis of the CSPMIPv6 protocol in terms of merits, demerits, and its architecture, which represents the underlying of the LB-CPMIPv6 mechanism, is presented.
To get the architecture which represents the optimum one, a comparative study was made between the various networks and is shown in Figure 13.
Compounds 2 and 3 exhibit infinite two-dimensional anionic architecture, which represent the same (6,3) topology.
In this paper a novel bio-inspired neural architecture is presented, which represents a generalized insect MB with the basic features taken from fruit fly neuroanatomy.
We present and compare three architectures: the reference one, which represents the current common approach, and two architectures that leverage the multi-tenancy and asynchrony concepts in order to reduce cloud resource usage.
More importantly, adjacent double banana-shaped polyoxoanions {Co(Hen)[Co6As3W24O94(H2O)2]}228− are interconnected by W O Co linkers leading to the 1D chain architecture, to our knowledge, which represents the first inorganic organic hybrid 1D chain constructed from double banana-shaped polyoxoanions.
This chapter discusses the architecture of the cerebellar cortex, which represents a substrate that can be exploited for controlling skilled movements by a multi-electrode device.
To solve this problem, this ongoing research describes a model of an Informational Architecture for the Portuguese Air Force, which represents the concepts of Organizational Entities, Job Positions, Resource Management and Human Resource Management through Competency Management.
