A γδ T‐cell glimpse of glycolipids

A Glimpse of Paradise

Having understood that most attractive programming paradigms introduced recently in declarative symbolic programming languagesneed not be provided at the detriment of one another, we also believe that they can and should coexist with the more conventional state-effecting style of explicit control and data processing of imperative programming. To this end, we language designers must provide thre...

A Glimpse of Deformation Theory

The purpose of these notes, as suggested by the title, is not to provide any sort of comprehensive introduction to deformation theory. Rather, we attempt to convey the main ideas of the theory, with a survey of some applications. We do not explore an exhaustive list of possible topics, nor do we go into details in many proofs. However, in the case of deformations of smooth varieties we do attem...

A brief glimpse of Claudio

Received: 15 August 2005 Revised: 26 September 2005 Accepted: 28 September 2005 Meeting Claudio Ciborra was an inevitable highlight for anyone joining the Information Systems (IS) department at LSE. The tall, stalwart figure, robust and well trained, as I soon realised at the school gym, which he frequented, the only senior member of staff to do so. The distinctive and pensive face, which after...

Biometrics in a Glimpse

A glimpse into crabworld

Almost all known arthropod compound eyes exhibit regional variations of resolving power, absolute light, spectral and polarisation sensitivity which are likely to be matched to the probability of significant events and the availability of cues in the visual world. To understand the signal processing requirements that have led to the evolution of matched sensory and neural filters, we thus need ...