Introduction
I/O-efficient graph algorithms have received considerable attention lately because massive graphs arise naturally in many applications. Recent web crawls, for example, produce graphs of on the order of 200 million nodes and 2 billion edges. Recent work in web modeling uses depth-first search, breadth-first search, shortest paths, and connected components as primitive operations for investigating the structure of the web.

Massive graphs are also often manipulated in Geographic Information Systems (GIS), where many fundamental pr ....etc

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Graph separation is a well-known tool to make (hard) graph problems accessible to a divide and conquer approach. We show how to use graph separator theorems in combination with (linear) problem kernels in order to develop fixed parameter algorithms for many well-known NP-hard (planar) graph problems.
We coin the key notion of glueable select verify graph problems and derive from that a prospective way to easily check whether a planar graph problem will allow for a fixed parameter algorithm of running time for constant c.
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Graph separation is a well-known tool to make (hard) graph problems accessible to a divide and conquer approach. We show how to use graph separator theorems in combination with (linear) problem kernels in order to develop fixed parameter algorithms for many well-known NP-hard (planar) graph problems.
We coin the key notion of glueable select verify graph problems and derive from that a prospective way to easily check whether a planar graph problem will allow for a fixed parameter algorithm of running time for constant c.
Besides, we introduc ....etc

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Introduction

I/O-efficient graph algorithms have received considerable attention lately because massive graphs arise naturally in many applications. Recent web crawls, for example, produce graphs of on the order of 200 million nodes and 2 billion edges. Recent work in web modeling uses depth-first search, breadth-first search, shortest paths, and connected components as primitive operations for investigating the structure of the web.

Massive graphs are also often manipulated in Geographic Information Systems (GIS), where many fundamental ....etc

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PC-Based Instrumentation System for the Detection of Moisture Content of Tea Leaves at Its Final Stage
Abstract
This paper describes a PC-based instrumentationsystem designed for online monitoring of the moisture content(MC) of tea leaves at its final stage. A fringe-field capacitive probeis used as a sensor to detect theMC of a tea leaf sample. The probeis mounted on the shaft of a stepper motor. The stepper motor isused to shake the tea leaf samples to obtain similar compactnessfor all tea leaf samples whose MCs a ....etc

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MOISTURE MANAGEMENT IN TEXTILES/APPARELS

BY
G.MOHAN KUMAR
V.S.SIDDARTH
BANNARI AMMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY




MOISTURE MANAGEMENT
The ability to absorb gaseous or liquid humidity from the skin and transport it to the outer surface and release it into the surrounding air.


LACK OF MOISTURE MANAGEMENT
In hot conditions, trapped moisture may heat up and lead to fatigue or diminished performance.
In cold conditions, trapped moisture will drop in temperature and cause chilling an ....etc

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A NOVEL TECHNIQUE FOR TEMPERATURE AND MOISTURE MEASUREMENTS USING ZIG-BEE


INTRODUCTION

we move on to WSN (wireless sensor network) which is one of the most significant technologies in the 21st century.

The systems are usually composed of large quantity of small sensors nodes.
The sensor nodes consist of three components: sensing, processing and communicating.

Each wireless sensor node communicates with a gateway unit which can communicate wit ....etc

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