See you at the top / by Ziglar, Zig, 1926-2012 456132

See you at the top / by Ziglar, Zig, 1926-2012 456132, Mayton, Al

SEE YOU AT THE TOP / by Ziglar, Zig, 1926-2012 author 456132, Nor Junainah Masjuni, translator 621005, Amiratul Awatif, editor 621006

The augmented human — seeing sounds by Lim, Nicole Sze Ting

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Dying to be seen : suicide and the Chinese in colonial Singapore, 1860s - 1930s by Gan, Zhen Yin

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Surge in SpikeProp algorithm by Zhang, Zhengyang

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Is ‘Trojan Horse’ : seeing wood for the trees? by Jayakumar, Shashi

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Reactivating and reorganizing activity-silent working memory: two distinct mechanisms underlying pinging the brain by Yang, C, He, X, Cai, Y

“…Recent studies have proposed that visual information in working memory (WM) can be maintained in an activity-silent state and reactivated by task-irrelevant high-contrast visual impulses (“ping”). Although pinging the brain has become a popular tool for exploring activity-silent WM, its underlying mechanisms remain unclear. …”

SEEING FLOWERS : Discover the Hidden Life of Flowers/ by Chace, Teri Dunn, author 656225, Llewellyn, Robert, photographer 640947

“…Seeing Flowers is a visual feast that gloriously highlights 343 popular garden flowers. …”

Hearing what is not said; seeing what is not written. by Han, Peiyi.

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A spiking neural network for pattern recognition by Nurin Atikah Bohari

“…The human visual system is a sensory system that receives light and sends signals to the brain neurons to allow the person to see, recognize and distinguish objects and surroundings. …”
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Robustness to training disturbances in SpikeProp Learning by Shrestha, Sumit Bam, Song, Qing

“…Stability is a key issue during spiking neural network training using SpikeProp. The inherent nonlinearity of Spiking Neuron means that the learning manifold changes abruptly; therefore, we need to carefully choose the learning steps at every instance. …”
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Across the conceptual divide? Chinese migration policies seen through historical and comparative lenses by van Dongen, Els

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Supporting Bystanders: See Something, Say Something Is Not Enough by Rowe, Mary

“…An expanded version of this working paper was later published as Mary P. Rowe, “Bystanders: ‘See Something, Say Something’ Is Not Enough,” Alternatives to the High Cost of Litigation Vol. 39, No. 10 (November 2021): 153-165.…”
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Taste and see: real presence as revelation in Heideggerian perspective by Olson, JW

Impact of spike anneal on ultra shallow junction formation by Lai, Chung Woh

“…This report explains the need for ultra shallow junctions for modern day CMOS devices, how spike anneal can help achieve this, reviews the important parameters if this process and how these parameters affect the performances of the CMOS transistors.…”
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Automated spike detection using cascade of simple classifiers by Guo, Jingyao

“…The infinite variety of spike morphologies and the similarity of spikes to normal EEG and artifacts also make the detection of spikes difficult. …”
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Designing a spiking neural network system for object recognition by Thong, Jing Yuan

“…Widely touted as the 3rd generation of neural networks, Spiking Neural Networks were introduced as an enhanced representation of working memory. …”
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Dissipative solitons with extreme spikes in the normal and anomalous dispersion regimes by Akhmediev, N., Soto-Crespo, J. M., Vouzas, Peter, Devine, N., Chang, Wonkeun

“…In this paper, one recent example is considered—dissipative solitons with extreme spikes (DSESs). It was found that DSESs exist in large regions of the parameter space of the complex cubic–quintic Ginzburg–Landau equation. …”
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Bayesian lesion estimation with a structured spike-and-slab prior by Menacher, A, Nichols, T, Holmes, C, Ganjgahi, H

“…Our method also accounts for underestimation of posterior variance due to variational inference by providing an approximate posterior sampling approach based on Bayesian bootstrap ideas and spike-and-slab priors with random shrinkage targets. …”