Despite the fact that Andrew Tanenbaum has been producing open source code for 30 years as a professor at the Vrije Universiteit, somehow he found the time to (co)author 18 books and 150 papers and become a Fellow of the ACM and of the IEEE. He was awarded the USENIX Flame Award in 2008. He believes that computers should be like TV sets: you plug them in and they work perfectly for the next 10 ...

In the experimental group (shh inhibited group), there were significant decreases in the expression of Oct4, Nanog, Shh, GATA4, Brachyury and Goosecoid, while increases were observed for TAT and Pdx1. The expression of Sox17 did not differ between two control and experimental groups. In experimental group, the amount of GSC positive cells was somehow lower but it seems that there was no differe...

I have long been fascinated by the emergent properties of groups, whether groups of cells, groups of objects, or groups of people. The gestalt behaviour of groups somehow has characteristic properties that are far greater than suggested by the mere sum of their parts. My research focuses on using fundamental ideas from theoretical computational science to tease out insight into groups by studyi...

Young children face a difficult learning task: without having access to the cues that full language mastery would provide, they must acquire conceptual knowledge about the world; likewise, they must somehow learn words while lacking the full conceptual structure that the words refer to. We present a Bayesian framework that can model aspects of the acquisition of theory knowledge as a function o...

In this paper, we exploit the formal equivalence of Solution Manifold two distinct physical systems to create enough symmetries so as characterize them by Noether Invariants, thus favoring their future quantization. doing, somehow generalize Arnold Transformation for non-necessarily linear systems. Very particularly, algorithm applies case motion on de Sitter space-time providing a finite-dimen...

Feedback linearization is worked out for nonlinear time-delay systems and it shown that even if the problem can not be solved all time, may still over some time windows. The solution then reduces to a discontinuous state feedback. It foreseen such piecewise feedback instrumental stabilization by control, although scope of this paper. approach used herein address other classical control problems...

Ninety larvae of Aglais caschmirensis Kollar, 1844 were studied in September 2022 Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh, India. All the fed on host plant Urtica dioica. The study reveals that produce chrysalises four different colors i.e., Golden, Red, Green, and Brown. This found Golden is most dominant color with highest survival rate while Green rarest chrysalises. Brown colored moderate interesting...

Can we define what it means to be "creative," and if so, can our definition drive artificial intelligence (AI) systems feats of creativity indistinguishable from human efforts? This mixed question is considered technological social perspectives. Beginning with an exploration the value attach authenticity in works art, article considers ability AI detect forgeries renowned paintings and, so doin...

In this research, a biped robot is programmed to learn walk using genetic algorithms. The has the ability rise after fall. system made according human genetics, where child tries walk, takes few steps, falls, and then stands up somehow After process, restarts again. evolves each generation, generation it will have more natural walking posture. unpredictable, because sometimes faster slower, lik...

Discoveries within the last few years have revealed that the multiple steps in gene expression are remarkably integrated. There have recently been several advances in deciphering how mRNA 3' end processing is linked with transcription elongation and termination. It has been known for quite a long time that transcription termination is somehow intertwined with polyadenylation, but it is still un...