TQM/ISO at Russian enterprises

Computerized russian translation at ORNL

Since 1964, as an adjunct to its automated technical information processing services to ERDA and other federal agencies, a generalized language translation system has been used by the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) to translate Russian scientific text to English. The translation system, first implemented at Georgetown University around 1960, has been rewritten and improved through the yea...

Russian Health Care Reform at Th

Managing operations in small and medium sized Russian enterprises: an empirical research

A steady-state natural convection in a differentially heated cavity for temperatures in a vicinity of the freezing point is used to investigate and compare performance of four different numerical methods: finite differences, finite volume, finite elements and mesh-free diffuse approximation method. A primary aim of the exercise is to define a new numerical benchmark solution for natural convect...

Jean-Martin Charcot at the birth of Russian neurology.

Russian neurology was virtually nonexistent in the middle of the 19th century which made a traineeship abroad an absolute necessity. Charcot and his school did not just offer professional training, but created the best minds, which would determine the direction of neurology and psychiatry in Russia for many decades. After returning home, young Russian doctors not only implemented everything the...

The University of Cambridge Russian-English System at WMT13

This paper describes the University of Cambridge submission to the Eighth Workshop on Statistical Machine Translation. We report results for the RussianEnglish translation task. We use multiple segmentations for the Russian input language. We employ the Hadoop framework to extract rules. The decoder is HiFST, a hierarchical phrase-based decoder implemented using weighted finitestate transducers...