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Diccionario tecnológico de ciencias médicas [Texto impreso]
- Caballero y Villar, José María

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Hardware-Assisted Visibility Ordering for Point-Based and Volume Rendering
- Christian Hofsetz; Ciências Exatas E Tecnológicas; Nelson Max
show the images in pairs to emphasize the absence of artifacts where the boundaries of our axes lists meet. (a) and (b) classic splatting; (c) and (d) image-based rendering of range data with estimated depth uncertainty. In (b) and (d), Red = X axis, Blue = Z axis, Green = Y axis. This paper presents a method to accelerate algorithms that need a correct and complete visibility ordering of their data for rendering. The technique works by first pre-sorting primitives using three lists- one for each axis, and then combining them using graphics hardware, by either clipping the projected primitives...

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Cultura tecnológica : estudios de ciencia, tecnología y sociedad
- Aibar, Eduard; Quintanilla, Miguel Angel
84-85840-96-8

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Departamento de Ciencias Económico Administrativas, Instituto Tecnológico de Celaya
This archive collects articles from Panorama Administrativo Journal del Instituto Tecnológico de Celaya

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Ciencias Químicas en el Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Occidente : a través de sus cuarenta años
Historia de la carrera de Ingeniería Química en el ITESO, reconstruida básicamente a través de fotografías acompañados de pequeños textos.

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El bien, el mal y la ciencia : las dimensiones éticas de la empresa científico-tecnológica
- Agazzi, Evandro; Queraltó, Ramón (ed., tr., y bibliog.)
84-309-2857-X

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Desafios das Ciências Sociais no desenvolvimento científico e tecnológico contemporâneo
- Sobral,Fernanda
O artigo procura analisar o contexto amplo do desenvolvimento científico e tecnológico que, ao mesmo tempo, torna possível e limita a produção do conhecimento em Ciências Sociais. Para isso, apresenta algumas idéias de estudos contemporâneos sobre as novas tendências do desenvolvimento científico e tecnológico e aborda as políticas recentes de ciência e tecnologia, sob a ótica dessas idéias, enfatizando a transição para um modelo misto do desenvolvimento científico e tecnológico. Em seguida, mostra resultados de pesquisa que indicam essas novas tendências e, finalmente, discute os desafios das Ciências Sociais diante desse quadro.

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Planificación, gestión y evaluación de la innovación tecnológica en el contexto de las ciencias de la salud, en su ámbito universitario.
- Socorro Sánchez, Domingo A.

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Educación tecnológica desde una perspectiva ciencia-tecnología-sociedad : una breve revisión del tema
- Acevedo Díaz, José Antonio
En: Alambique : Didáctica de las Ciencias Experimentales Barcelona 1995, n. 3 ; p. 75-84

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Educación tecnológica desde una perspectiva ciencia-tecnología-sociedad : una breve revisión del tema
- Acevedo Díaz, José Antonio
En: Alambique : Didáctica de las Ciencias Experimentales Barcelona 1995, n. 3 ; p. 75-84

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El cuerpo transformado : cyborgs y nuestra descendencia tecnológica en la realidad y en la ciencia ficción
- Yehya, Naief
968-853-466-8

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Primer encuentro académico empresarial de las ciencias de la salud: La innovación tecnológica y la relación universidad-sector productivo
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A estrutura do Instituto Central de Ciências : aspectos históricos e tecnológicos de projeto, execução, intervenções e proposta de manutenção
- Régis Pamponet da Fonseca
The objective of this work is to evaluate the current situation of the concrete structure ofCentral Institute of Sciences (ICC), the larger and older construction of Brasilia University(UnB) Campus, with 720m of length, architectural project by Oscar Niemeyer andstructural design by the office of the engineer Sergio Marques de Souza. The study wasdeveloped with the characterization of the structure based on technical documents andstatement of people directly or indirectly connected to its conception and execution. Theresearch allowed a partial recovery of the building history, emphasizing the most importantaspects: construction beginning and conclusion, structural and architectural projects,technical responsibility and general details...

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Un enfoque tecnológico instruccional del área de Ciencias en la segunda etapa de EGB, primero de Química
- Pérez Ceballos, J.M.; García Carrillo, A.M.; Palarea Medina, María de las Mercedes; Hernández Delgado, J.M.; Ortega Brito, A.M.; Acosta Acosta, M.M.; Paredes Pérez, J.M.; López Cellini, F.; Rosende Vidal, M.N.; Pizarro Nieto, J.; Plasencia Pérez, J.A.; Ramos García, C.T.; Rodríguez Nieto, R.; Universidad de La Laguna. ICE
Bibliografía: p. 32-36

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Un enfoque tecnológico instruccional del área de Ciencias en la segunda etapa de EGB, primero de Química
- Pérez Ceballos, J.M.; García Carrillo, A.M.; Palarea Medina, María de las Mercedes; Hernández Delgado, J.M.; Ortega Brito, A.M.; Acosta Acosta, M.M.; Paredes Pérez, J.M.; López Cellini, F.; Rosende Vidal, M.N.; Pizarro Nieto, J.; Plasencia Pérez, J.A.; Ramos García, C.T.; Rodríguez Nieto, R.; Universidad de La Laguna. ICE
Bibliografía: p. 32-36

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A Flexible Model for Simulation of Mammalian Coats
- Carlos E. S. Moreira; Marcelo Walter; Pipca Mestrado; Computação Aplicada; Unisinos Centro; Ciências Exatas Tecnológicas
Abstract. We show the flexibility of the Clonal Mosaic model as a pattern generation mechanism. The coat patterns are generated directly on the 3D mesh representing the animals. We illustrate the flexibility of the model generating two visually distinct species of cheetah with a small change in the parameters of the simulation. 1

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Procedural Butterfly Wing Patterns
- Thompson P. Lied; Marcelo Walter; Pipca Mestrado; Computação Aplicada; Unisinos Centro; Ciências Exatas Tecnológicas
Abstract. We present a simple model for synthesis of butterfly wing patterns. The model simulates the formation of eyespots as are called the rounded circular arrangements which appear in many butterfly species. We illustrate our results with the examples of Diatheria clymena and Automeris io species. 1 Introduction and Related Work Butterflies are spectacular examples of visual diversity in Nature. There are more than 17000 species of butterflies [4] which can be identified by their wing patterns and colours. In this work our main goal is the simulation of butterfly

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Towards Local Control for Image-Based Texture Synthesis
- Leandro Tonietto; Marcelo Walter; Pipca Mestrado; Computação Aplicada; Unisinos Centro; Ciências Exatas Tecnológicas
New advances in image based texture synthesis techniques allow the generation of arbitrarily sized textures based on a small sample. The generated textures are perceived as very similar to the given sample. One main drawback of these techniques, however, is that the synthesized result cannot be locally controlled, that is, we are able to synthesize a larger version of the sample but without much variation. We present in this paper a technique which improves on current fast texture synthesis techniques by allowing local control over the result.

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A Flexible Model for Simulation of Mammalian Coats
- Carlos E. S. Moreira; Marcelo Walter; Pipca Mestrado; Computação Aplicada; Unisinos Centro; Ciências Exatas Tecnológicas
We show the flexibility of the Clonal Mosaic model as a pattern generation mechanism. The coat patterns are generated directly on the 3D mesh representing the animals. We illustrate the flexibility of the model generating two visually distinct species of cheetah with a small change in the parameters of the simulation.

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Adaptive Finite State Automata and Genetic Algorithms: Merging Individual Adaptation and Population Evolution
- Hemerson Pistori; Priscila S. Martins; Amaury A. de Castro Jr.; Dom Bosco; Centro Ciências; Exatas Tecnológicas
This paper presents adaptive finite state automata as an alternative formalism to model individuals in a genetic algorithm environment. Adaptive finite automata, which are basically finite state automata that can change their internal structures during operation, have proven to be an attractive way to represent simple learning strategies. We argue that the merging of adaptive finite state automata and GA results in an elegant and appropriate environment to explore the impact of individual adaptation, during lifetime, on population evolution.