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20 Oct 2003: 2] C Bregler and J Malik. Tracking people with twists and ex-ponential maps.

23 Apr 2024: This would provide better prediction of metabolic health and identify people athigh risk of disease in the long term so that remedial action can be taken. ... A total of 12,435 people took part in phase 1 of the study (2005–2015) and 7,795 in phase 2

23 Dec 2004: CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITYENGINEERING DEPARTMENT. Automatic Transcription ofConversational Telephone Speech. Development of the CU-HTK 2002 System. Thomas Hain, Phil Woodland, Gunnar Evermann, Mark Gales, Andrew Liu, Gareth Moore, DanPovey & Lan Wang. CUED

12 Jul 2005: Recognition rate of 98% was achieved on a database of100 people under varying illumination. ... Acknowledgements. We would like to thank the Toshiba Corporation for their kind support for our re-search, the people from the University of Cambridge

22 Feb 2016: Computer Vision:. Making machines see. Roberto Cipolla Department of Engineering. http://www.eng.cam.ac.uk/cipolla/people.html.

7 Nov 2014: The fruits of this union are an app that tries to help business people with a large clientdatabase manage their contact workflow. ... At her busy stall she has given a free medical check-up to more than a dozen people.

27 Aug 2008: Tracking - 3D mouse. Real-time visual controller for Dasher. People and pose detection. ... Detection of objects: hands, faces and people and use in novel man-machine interfaces.

19 Mar 2006: 5. Thepractical importance of this can be seen by noting that in theUS in 2000 roughly 96 million people, or 34% of the totalpopulation, wore prescription glasses [36]. ... 17] G. Friedrich and Y. Yeshurun. Seeing people in the dark: face recog-nition in

7 Nov 2014: A new invention could change the lives of millions ofdisabled people by allowing them to control acomputer by raising an eyebrow. ... They hope that its final release in a fewmonths will make things easier for thousands of people.

13 Mar 2018: However, complex natural facial51expressions that present diculties for people with ASC in everyday life are52challenging to simulate using robotics.53. ... Lack of attention to social information (eyes141and people) could be a key contributor to these