Titlebook: Geometric Applications of Homotopy Theory II; Proceedings, Evansto M. G. Barratt,M. E. Mahowald Conference proceedings 1978 Springer-Verlag

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3-D Modelling With Geoscientific Information Systems: The ProblemIs there a problem? There must be because we do not have the 3-D systems we need. Is the problem the 3rd dimension, or is it the geosciences, or even the geoscientist? The world of the geologist is a 3 (or ‘n’)-dimensional one, but then so is the world of most of other scientists and engineers. So what makes the geosciences different?

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Sprint 2: Playing a Basic Game,With our first development sprint under our belt, we are learning what Scrum activities occur during a sprint. These include sprint planning, daily stand-ups, keeping track of user stories using a task board, and having a sprint retrospective.

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A Three-Dimensional Sensor Based on Structured LightThis paper describes the design of a 3-D range sensor using structured light to provide multiple range points by triangulation. The algorithms and sensor hardware are described along with the supporting theory and design strategy.

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Enhancing Product AdministrationIn this chapter, you’ll add the final piece of significant form development. So far you have completed the following:

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Working with the SQL Server 2005 Express Tool Set,In this chapter, we look at working with SQL Server 2005 Express using Access Data Projects (ADPs) and linked tables. In Chapter 12, I move on to discussing working with two of the other tools in the SQL Server 2005 Express product set, Visual Web Developer Express and VB Express, in terms of using Access to build quick, efficient applications.

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