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Takeoff and Landing Distance Measurement: An Evaluation of Laser Altimetry for the Collection of Absolute Aircraft Altitude
(2017-05)The measurement of takeoff and landing distance during flight testing of general aviation aircraft requires the accurate measurement of aircraft position over the ground and altitude up to 50 feet above surface elevation. ... -
Target DNA structure plays a critical role in RAG transposition.
(2006-11)Antigen receptor gene rearrangements are initiated by the RAG1/2 protein complex, which recognizes specific DNA sequences termed RSS (recombination signal sequences). The RAG recombinase can also catalyze transposition: ... -
Targeting the bacterial orisome in the search for new antibiotics
(2017-11-17)There is an urgent need for new antibiotics to combat drug resistant bacteria. Existing antibiotics act on only a small number of proteins and pathways in bacterial cells, and it seems logical that expansion of the target ... -
Taxonomy and Abstraction of the On-demand Mobility Aviation System for Smart Cities
(2019-05)The on-demand mobility aviation system is a new paradigm providing aircraft-based point-to-point transportation services to travelers in urban and suburban areas. Many consider it as the next revolution in intelligent ... -
A taxonomy of e-commerce risks and failures
(2003-07-16)Imagine being asked to test an e-commerce website. If you haven't tested one before, where would you start? What experience would you draw on? Where would you look for more information? Even very experienced testers have ... -
A Taxonomy of Security Features for the Comparison of Home Automation Protocols
(2019-12)Both academia and industry environments are getting significant attention to the Internet-of-Things (IoT) technology because of the unlimited benefits that this technology can bring to the environment. The technology ... -
Teacher Choice-Allocation of Delayed Treatment Outcomes Based on Severity of Student Problem Behavior
(2021-12)Delay discounting is the systematic preference for smaller, sooner rewards over larger, later rewards, particularly as the delay to the larger, later reward is increased. It is used to explain impulsivity. Monetary rewards ... -
Teaching Children to Tact Their Emotions as a Replacement for Problem Behavior
(2019-05)Private events are stimuli and behaviors that occur within one's own skin and are only observable to the person experiencing them. Children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) have difficulty describing their ... -
Teaching Children with Autism to Tact Private Events Based on Common Properties
(2022-08-11)Skinner (1957) proposed that people learn to talk about private events in several ways. This study sought to examine the plausibility of one of those mechanisms: common properties. Skinner asserted that children learn tacts ... -
Teaching Individuals to Tact the Intensity of Sensations
(2021-07)Healthcare professionals frequently ask individuals to use numerical rating scales to rate their pain intensity; therefore, reporting the intensity of private sensations is an important skill. Yet individuals with autism ... -
Teaching Rule-Governed Behavior to Children with Autism
(2021-07)This study aimed to teach rule-governed behavior to children with autism. Few studies have examined rule-governed behavior in children with autism. Of the few studies that exist, results have shown that using behavior-consequence ... -
Techniques to quantify the size of protein colloids in amyloid fiber formation
(2013-01)A new method for the analysis of protein colloidal diameter has been developed using three existing protein concentration quantification techniques, absorption at 280 nm, colloidal gold assay, and DC protein assay. Protein ... -
Telepresence robot
To create a Telepresence robot which is a robot that can be controlled remotely via the internet by the user, allowing the user to navigate that environment as if they were in it. The robot will hold a tablet to facilitate ... -
Temperature-induced changes in the feeding mechanism of the invasive Florida fish Cichlasoma uropthalmus
Climate change has caused an increase in global water temperatures, leading to increased ranges of previously tropical fish. Generalist, invasive species are capable of adapting to new environments by utilizing a wide ... -
Temporal measurement and analysis of high-resolution spectral signatures of plants and relationships to biophysical characteristics
(1995-11-24)Measurements of temporal reflectance signatures as a function of growing season for sand live oak (Quercus geminata), myrtle oak (Q. myrtifolia, and saw palmetto (Serenoa repens) were collected during a two year study ... -
The temporal spectrum of the sdB pulsating star HS 2201+2610 at 2 ms resolution
(2002-07)In this article we present the results of more than 180 hours of time-series photometry on the low gravity (log g = 5.4, Teff = 29 300 K, log He/H = -3.0 by number) sdB pulsating star HS 2201+2610, obtained between September ... -
Temporal Transformation of Barrier Islands around Nakdong Estuary
(2017-12)The Nakdong Estuary system near Busan, South Korea consists of dynamic shorelines characterized by morphological transformations that result from both natural disasters (typhoons and flooding) and construction projects ... -
A ten-year search for synchronous cells: obstacles, solutions, and practical applications
(2015-03-25)My effort to use synchronously dividing cultures to examine the Escherichia coli cell cycle involved a 10-year struggle with failure after failure punctuated by a few gratifying successes, especially at the end. In this ...