نتایج جستجو برای: suppression resources

تعداد نتایج: 372857  

Wildfires are of the forest-related disasters caused by inhumane factors.  Spreading of these fires is due to the increase of the density of flammable plants. Two important approaches to prevent this occurrence are fuel treatment and fire suppression resources preparedness. In this paper, a mixed integer programming model is proposed based on the covering location and assignment problems which ...

Journal: :journal of biomedical physics and engineering 0
z farshidfar f faeghi h r haghighatkhah j abdolmohammadi msc. of medical imaging technology (mri), department of radiology, faculty of paramedical sciences, kurdistan university of medical sciences, sanandaj, iran

background and objective: magnetic resonance imaging (mri) is the most sensitive technique to detect multiple sclerosis (ms) plaques in central nervous system. in some cases, the patients who were suspected to ms, whereas mri images are normal, but whether patients don’t have ms plaques or mri images are not enough optimized enough in order to show ms plaques? the aim of the current study is ev...

2004
DANA M. BACKER GUY R. MCPHERSON

The ecological impacts of wildland fire-suppression activities can be significant and may surpass the impacts of the fire itself. A recent paradigm shift from fire control to fire management has resulted in increased attention to minimizing the negative effects of suppression. While the philosophy behind minimumimpact suppression tactics has provided a good first step in this direction, increas...

Asna Ashari, Hajar, Karim, Mohammad, Karim, Mohammad Ilyas, Kouchakzadeh, Somayeh,

 Introduction: Globalization, new pattern of global economy growth, weakness of welfare state along with cultural and thinking processes such as criticism regarding political economic system challenge prevailing economic development pattern, eradication of poverty and social welfare. This challenge resulted in proposing of rural social approach with emphasize on community based development p...

2002
Jozsef A. Toth C. Michael Lewis

Exploratory research into the role of visual and verbal working memory in diagrammtic reasoning is presented. Eighty subjects participated in an experiment where thirty-four different gain/loss problems were represented in sentential and graphical form. In order to test the role of each component of Baddeley’s model of working memory, subjects performed verbal, visual, and mental suppression ta...

2013
Abílio Pereira Pacheco João Claro Tiago Oliveira

Rekindles and false alarms are unusually high in the Portuguese wildfire management system, representing a high burden on suppression resources in particular, and fire management resources in general. In 20,049 occurrences that the suppression system handled in the summer of 2010, 12.5% were false alarms and 15.0% were rekindles. We present a discreteevent simulation model of a wildfire suppres...

Journal: :international journal of high risk behaviors and addiction 0
frank scott hall molecular neurobiology branch, nida-irp/nih/dhhs, baltimore, usa; molecular neurobiology branch, nida-irp/nih/dhhs, baltimore, usa, tel.: +1-4437402796, fax: +1-4437402122

2015
Elexa St. John-Saaltink Christian Utzerath Peter Kok Hakwan C. Lau Floris P. de Lange Suliann Ben Hamed

Stimulus expectation can modulate neural responses in early sensory cortical regions, with expected stimuli often leading to a reduced neural response. However, it is unclear whether this expectation suppression is an automatic phenomenon or is instead dependent on the type of task a subject is engaged in. To investigate this, human subjects were presented with visual grating stimuli in the per...

2007
Xiaolin Hu Yi Sun

Simulation of wildland fire suppression is useful to evaluate deployment plans of firefighting resources and to experiment different fire suppression strategies and tactics. Previous work of fire suppression simulation uses analytical models based on a continuous space. This paper presents a design of fire suppression simulation using a discrete event agent model based on a discrete cellular sp...

Journal: :Biological psychology 2012
Eric L Garland Kristin Carter Katie Ropes Matthew O Howard

Abstinent alcohol dependent individuals commonly employ thought suppression to cope with stress and intrusive cognitions about alcohol. This strategy may inadvertently bias attention towards alcohol-related stimuli while depleting neurocognitive resources needed to regulate urges, manifested as decreased heart rate variability (HRV) responsivity to alcohol cues. The present study tested the hyp...

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