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2022
Bangash, A.A., Ali, K., Hindle, Abram
Android byte-code transformations are used to optimize applications (apps) in terms of run-time performance and size. But do they affect the energy consumption during this process? If they do, can we employ them to reduce an app’s energy consumption? Given that most existing energy optimization...
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2012-03-22
De Pauw, Jane - Research Facilitator, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry, Simala-Grant, Joanne - Director, CIHR Special Project
Grant applications require review and approval by the Department, Faculty, and Institution. Jane De Pauw (Research Facilitator, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry) presented suggestions as to what actions will ensure quick review and approval and what issues stall approval.
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2012-03-23
Presentation given at the 2012 University of Alberta Campus Data Summit, March 22-23, 2012.
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2019-02-08
Frechette, Jessica, Ratcliffe, Caitlin, Schamuhn Kirk, Deborah
Last summer, we chose to complete an LIS study abroad program offered by the University of Southern Mississippi and based on-site in the United Kingdom. This cross-cultural experience broadened our perspective of library services and challenged us to develop new ways of thinking as we immersed...
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2011
Newton, Fraser, Kouritzin, Michael
A CAPTCHA is an automatically generated test designed to distinguish between humans and computer programs; specifically, they are designed to be easy for humans but difficult for computer programs to pass in order to prevent the abuse of resources by automated bots. They are commonly seen...
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2013-05-21
Presentation by Roger Graves (Writing Across the Curriculum) for the Grant Assist Program, Social Sciences and Humanities. For more information about Dr. Graves' work, see: http://wac.ctl.ualberta.ca/
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2006
Choudhury, M. A. A. Shoukat, Halim, Enayet B., Zuo, Ming J., Shah, Sirish L.
The vibration signal carries the signature of faults in most rotating equipments, and early fault detection is possible by analyzing the signal using different signal processing techniques. In this paper we consider a gearbox as a typical representation of a rotating or cyclo-stationary process....
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Choosing Negative Feedback Improves Learning for Students of All Ages: A Game-based Assessment of Seeking Negative Feedback and Revising
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This research examines the effect of age on students’ choices to seek negative feedback and to revise, as well as on students’ learning based on these choices. We designed Posterlet, an assessment game that measures the choices to seek negative feedback and to revise. In this study, 764 students...