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can be identi ed, this is the recommended location for the interocclusal record. If a mandibular location that meets these criteria cannot be identi ed, for this patient an anterior positioning appliance will probably not be more effective than the stabilization appliance. If the anterior positioning appliance criteria are satis ed at the location where the anterior teeth meet end to end, this is a good location to use, for at this location the practitioner can visualize whether the mandible returns to the same position and it provides a stable position for the patient to hold the mandible. If the identi ed mandibular location is different than where the anterior teeth meet end to end, patients can usually feel the desired mechanical disc-condyle relationship within their TMJ and can also easily maintain or return to this location. The practitioner may desire that the patient practice opening from and closing to this position several times, so the patient does not have dif culty nding this location while the interocclusal record is made. The interocclusal record can be made by asking the patient to bite into softened wax or by syringing an interocclusal record material between the teeth, if the patient has a stable position to occlude while the material hardens. If the interocclusal record was made with the teeth occluding, ask the laboratory technician to open the articulator s vertical dimension approximately 1 mm.

6 provides numerical simulation examples in 2-D and 3-D geometries Section 77 is about how to increase accuracy by centering input and output plane apertures around some center coordinates and possibly also using smaller subareas in large scale simulations Section 78 covers conclusions..

Transaction alerts Each transaction conducted with a debit card can be sent to the card holder s cell phone as a text message. This allows individuals to immediately notice fraudulent transactions. Money guard Provide customers with a 24/7 hotline to report unauthorized transactions. InterSwitch, the Internet payment service used in this case, has gone a step further to allow customers to automatically deactivate their cards if they suspect they have been compromised. (continued )

In the experiments described in this chapter, heights are obtained from Ordnance Survey (OS) 50 m and 10 m gridded DTMs (1 : 50,000 scale LandForm Panorama and 1 : 10,000 scale LandForm Pro le respectively). GPS points are unlikely to correspond to the grid height points in any DTM, therefore elevations for height aiding for GPS point position computation must be interpolated from the DTM. There are a variety of interpolation algorithms (e.g. linear, bilinear, bicubic and biquintic), which can be used to obtain heights from a DTM [Dorey, 2002; Kidner, 2003]. In many instances, linear techniques can produce a diverse range of solutions for the same interpolated point. A higher order interpolant that takes account of the neighbouring vertices, either directly or indirectly as slope estimates, will always produce a better estimate than the worst of these linear algorithms [Kidner et al., 1999]. The more complex an interpolation algorithm is, the more computationally expensive it becomes, which may be a prohibitive overhead when computing GPS positions at high rates, such as ten point positions per second. The work described here investigates how the choice of DTM and interpolation method affects the RRF map-matching algorithm, in terms of horizontal position and height accuracy.

a ground truth regarding every single case that was examined means that the accuracy rates cannot be trusted at all Ground truth was not a problem in the second study that examined some of the SCAN criteria (Porter & Yuille, 1996) In this laboratory study participants did or did not commit a mock theft and were interviewed about this alleged crime However, in this experiment participants gave oral statements that were subsequently transcribed This deviates from the preferred SCAN procedure of asking examinees to write down their statements Porter and Yuile (1996) examined three SCAN criteria: structure of the statement (Criterion 5); missing information (Criterion 9); and rst person singular, past tense (Criterion 10) Truthful and deceptive statements did not differ from each other regarding any of these criteria.

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