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    Two-Stage Rejection Algorithm to Reduce Search Space for Character Recognition in OCR Srivardhini Mandipati‚ Gottumukkala Asisha‚ Preethi Raj S‚ and Chitrakala S Department of Computer Science and Engineering‚ Easwari Engineering College‚ Chennai‚ India Abstract. Optical Character Recognition converts text in images into a form that the computer can manipulate. The need for faster OCRs stems from the abundance of such text. This paper presents a Two-Stage Rejection Algorithm for reducing

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    Face-to-face vs. Electronic Communication We’re living in an age where e-mail‚ Facebook and digital connections are the rule‚ and face-to-face interactions start to become the exception. With the ability to exchange information via e-mail‚ chat and presentations over the web‚ face-to-face interactions with people seem to be unecessary. This is a harmful assumption that many people make. Without face-to-face communication intimacy is lost‚ there is greater misunderstanding‚ and people become

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    1. OVERVIEW System is a collection of interrelated component (subsystem) that function together to achieve some outcomes. It also is a set of object and relationships among the objects viewed as a whole and designed to achieve a purpose. Cafeteria ordering system is a system specially designed to improve the waiter/waitress work efficiency or customer self-ordering and where customer can place their order and make the payment. This system is a system that categorized on TPS (Transaction

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    OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY REPORT Working in the office environment for three years‚ I had been experiencing the serious effect of Occupational Overuse Syndrome (OOS)‚ as is exampled by a study in the UK which found that 75% of laptop users who used a laptop for four hours or more a day reported back pain. With the desire to have a thorough understanding‚ I have been motivated to have a research on this matter. OOS (also known as Repetitive Strain Injury) is simply a term used for a range

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    Critically examine views and works on infants’ understanding of the existence of objects which are out of sight and their abilities to imitate. There has been much study into the development of an infant from birth. Attempts have been made to understand how infants perceive the world around them and then how they represent objects and how imitation then develops. In this paper we will consider the work of Piaget and the research that follows to consider if these view provide valid explanations

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    there has been a lot of speculation as to whether face processing is a special process. Some of the issues involved in face recognition are the same as for recognising any other possible object‚ other issues seem to be unique to just face recognition. The question remaining‚ is if the brain’s most efficient solution is to have special mechanisms for face recognition‚ or to simply extend the abilities of existing object recognition mechanisms. Faces are surely special in a lot of phenomena‚ you can

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    information in Mandarin spoken word recognition: an eyetracking study”‚ Malins and Joanisse investigate how suprasegmental features affect on-line auditory word perception. Current speech perception models have fallen short in accounting for suprasegmental features because all have been based on Indo-European languages. In this study‚ Malins and Joanisse extend the potential of suprasegmental features by examining the role of tone in auditory word recognition. Preliminary studies on which Malins

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    1. SHORT TITLE. - This Act may be called the Maharashtra Recognition of Trade Unions and Prevention of Unfair Labour Practices Act‚ 1971. 2. EXTENT‚ COMMENCEMENT AND APPLICATION. - (1) This Act extends to the whole of the State of Maharashtra. (2) It shall come into force on such date as the State Government may‚ by notification in the Official Gazette‚ appoint; and different dates may be appointed for different areas and for different provision of this Act. (3) Except as otherwise

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    2003 Page1 Object-Oriented Requirements Engineering and Management Joseph E. Kasser DSc‚ CEng‚ CM‚ MIEE Systems Engineering and Evaluation Centre University of South Australia (UniSA) Mawson Lakes South Australia‚ 5095 Joseph.kasser@unisa.edu.au Abstract Object-Oriented requirements engineering is an approach to encapsulating information about the process and product‚ as well as functionality into a requirements object. This paper identifies properties of a requirement object based on information

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    Nothing can replace the value of face-to-face communication. However in a growing business‚ traveling to meet with customers and team members is not always feasible or economical. We communicate over email and phone‚ but even then‚ messages get misinterpreted and a sense of personal connection is never truly established or maintained. In fact‚ it’s said that over 90% of how we communicate is through nonverbal cues like gestures and facial expressions. With that said‚ one cannot underestimate the

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