"Free Diet" for Diabetes: Con

Con ict Probability Estimation For Free Flight

The safety and e ciency of free ight will bene t from automated con ict prediction and resolution advisories. Con ict prediction is based on trajectory prediction and is less certain the farther in advance the prediction, however. An estimate is therefore needed of the probability that a con ict will occur, given a pair of predicted trajectories and their levels of uncertainty. This paper prese...

Con ict - free Stable Transition and

We describe an event-style (or poset) semantics for connict-free rewrite systems, such as the-calculus, and other stable transition systems with a residual relation. Our interpretation is based on considering redex-families as events. It treats permutation-equivalent reductions as representing the same concurrent computation. Due to erasure of redexes, Event Structures are inadequate for such a...

Prototype Con ict Alerting System for Free Flight

The development of a prototype alerting system for a conceptual free  ight environment is discussed. The alerting logic is based on a probabilistic model of aircraft sensor and trajectory uncertainties that need not be Gaussian distributions. Monte Carlo simulations are used over a range of encounter situations to estimate con ict probability as a function of intruder position, heading, and s...

Con i t - Free Coloring for Intervals 1

Diet in Diabetes

Attempts to alleviate diabetes mellitus by diet were first made by the Egyptians as early as 3500 BC. In India, about 2500 years ago, Susruta and Charaka had recognized the importance of dietary regulation in the treatment of diabetes and many of the principles suggested by these eminent physicians hold good even today.1 In the 20th Century, prior to discovery of insulin, the treatment of diabe...