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H Jeon, A Nakatani, Erik K. Hobbie, Charles C. Han
We investigate the effect of phase inversion on the domain morphology and rheological properties of phase-separated polybutadiene/polyisoprene blends using
At the NIST Cold Neutron Research Facility, a multiple run neutron lifetime experiment is underway. Each run of the two-stage experiment consists of a neutron
Kevin Coakley and Mark Levenson were invited to solicit papers on Quantitative Imaging for a special issue of the International Journal of Imaging Systems and
The study of interactive information retrieval (IR) has been a small but constant part of Text Retrieval Conferences (TREC 1-8) from the beginning. The main
In most of the current authorization frameworks in application systems, the authorization for a user operation is determined using a static database like ACL
Given the size of the web, the search engine industry has argued that engines should be evaluated by their ability to retrieve highlyrelevant pages rather than
Pervasive Computing (a.k.a. Ubiquitous or Ambient Computing) is a new field of computer science generally considered to lie at the intersection of desktop
Donna K. Harman, M C. Braschler, M Hess, M Kluck, C Peters, P Schauble, P Sheridan
Starting in 1997, the National Institute of Standards and Technology conducted 3 years of evaluation of cross-language information retrieval systems in the Text
Traditional usability testing methods are difficult to use in producing web sites and web applications mainly because of the decreased development times that
This paper describes a method for controlling the behavior of mobile agent-system entities through the allocation of privileges. Privileges refer to policy
Ronald F. Boisvert, Michael J. Donahue, Daniel W. Lozier, Robert D. McMichael, Bert W. Rust
In this paper we describe the role that mathematics plays in measurement science at NIST. We first survey the history behind NIST's current work in this area