Titlebook: Lehrbuch der Differentialdiagnose Innerer Krankheiten; Max Matthes,Hans Curschmann (Emer. Direktor) Textbook 1950Latest edition Springer-V

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Max Matthesoil Loss Equation (USLE) and geographical information system (GIS). The R-factor (rainfall erosivity) was determined by interploation using meteorological data from five stations. The K-factor (soil erodibility) was obtained by using soil survey data. The LS-factors (slope length and steepness) were

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Max Matthesor the environment. The energy efficiency is one of the most important challenges for WSNs in order to extend the network lifetime. There are several widely-used methods to achieve this goal, such as data fusion at coordination sensor nodes, and turning off redundant nodes, etc. The existing methods

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Max Matthes order to repeatedly search the database of the time, therefore there is a lot of algorithms has been proposed future at reasonable sampling-owned data sets so that it more real to reflect the original database. These algorithms by data from randomly selected set, select or deletion of swap some noi

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Max Mattheson interactions, and human information activities that emerge with electronic technology. In this chapter I argue that the evolution of electronic systems has yielded a new kind of information artifact substrate instantiated in the WWW, and that human adaptations to their ubiquity is defining a new

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Max MatthesC and BIC.Includes supplementary material: .The Akaike information criterion (AIC) derived as an estimator of the Kullback-Leibler information discrepancy provides a useful tool for evaluating statistical models, and numerous successful applications of the AIC have been reported in various fields of

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Max Matthesthis last sense, there are few philosophers of information that can follow the history of the concept of information in the works of the Classics with the accuracy and erudition of Capurro. We find that his contribution embraces the following fields: a) a clear differentiation between subjective and