Semantic scene understanding on 3D point clouds by Dong, Shichao

“…Beyond texture augmentation, our method automatically alters object shapes within these images. These augmented images are then transformed into 3D objects, and virtual scenes are constructed through random composition. …”
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Energy storage management for renewable energy systems by Feng, Xue

“…However, the battery efficiency and lifetime ar significantly decreased by the alternating charge/discharge alterations and sudden power surges. In addition, the safety concerns on the excess heating of the battery may be caused by the abuse of battery. …”
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PostIndependentzia by Calzada, I

“…#BeingThereWeAreHere is a tool to gradually prepare the future scenario for PostIndependence in a serious, systematic and strategic way in order to gather strength from within and withough. Otherwise, provisional acts lacking prospective could leave the territorial development in an exposed, aimless position. …”

Evaluation of Enterococcus hirae isolated from vegetable wastes as probiotic and improvement of immune response in African catfish (Clarias spp.) by Hamid, Nur Hidayahanum

“…In the current study, nutrient analysis of vegetable wastes showed that fermentation of vegetable wastes not only resulted in reduction and slightly altered some nutritional parameters (dry matter and ash, crude proteins, crude fats and crude fiber), but also caused significantly (p<0.05) low pH value (increased in acidity) compared to the non-fermented samples. …”
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Investigations into femtosecond laser hybrid manufacturing for 3D power sources by Tham, Nicholas Cheng Yang

“…Two such alternatives are femtosecond direct laser writing (fsDLW) and femtosecond laser interference lithography (fsLIL). fsDLW is an umbrella term where femtosecond (10-15 s) laser pulses are focused and scanned across a material surface to alter, deposit, or otherwise remove material through unique laser-material interaction phenomena. …”
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Tsewang Norbu NGB by Cantwell, C, Mayer, R

“…Such “non-visible” notes are marked by a Tibetan style of asterisk, and will become visible with a “mouse-over”.9 The specifically codicological notes can be clicked on within the catalogue at the appropriate place, and, apart from notes which might affect a few syllables of text (eg. if there is a single hole in the sheet where some syllables from a chapter title occur), they are also gathered together with descriptions of the first few folia in the Codicological Information section at the front of each volume entry (see above). …”