Meeting of 1933 Apirl 12

12 Meeting browsers and meeting assistants

The previous chapter (Chapter 11) explained how user requirements directed our development of meeting support technology, more specifically meeting browsers and assistants. Chapters 3 to 9 discussed the enabling components, i.e. the multimodal signal processing necessary to build meeting support technology. In the following, we will present an overview of the meeting browsers and assistants dev...

READING MEETING 12 - 14 July 2017

TGCS's Annual Meeting, August 10-12, 2012

from the Thai Gynecologic Oncology Group in 1996. With the aims of fighting against gynecologic cancer, providing fellowship training and continuing education, there are many activities among members and partnerships all through the year. For fellowship training programme, bimonthly interinstitute conferences and annual refresher courses are provided. During Her Royal Majesty the Queen Sirikit’...

30th Annual Meeting of the BACR & 4th Annual Meeting of ACP - 10-12 April 1989

Measurements of M125IBG uptake in surgically excised samples of neuroblastoma from 6 patients were used to assess absorbed dose to micrometastases. Doses to achieve a 50% probability of cure were calculated using a simple analysis. Two categories were examined: (a) absorbed dose greater than 50% cure dose; (b) absorbed dose less than 50% cure dose. The number of patients falling into each categ...

Canynge Hall 1933-1969

ust over thirty-five years ago the newly formed Univer-Department of Preventive Medicine was opened at anynge Hall, a former hotel (Plate V), by the then 'hister of Health, Sir Hilton Young. He described the ?Ccasion as the celebration of a marriage of the City Bristol with the fair nymph of knowledge, and Dr. anley Badock, in proposing the vote of thanks, hoped at it would be a lasting and hap...