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            Chapter Structure Based Design of Cholera Toxin Antagonists 

            Reina, Jose J.; Podlipnik, Črtomir (2012)
            Embedded systems
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            Chapter Raman Fiber Laser–Based Amplification in Telecommunications 

            Tan, Mingming (2018)
            The chapter demonstrates a detailed study of Raman fiber laser (RFL)-based amplification techniques and their applications in long-haul/unrepeatered coherent transmission systems. RFL-based amplification techniques are ...
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            Chapter Digital All-Optical Physical-Layer Network Coding 

            Mitsolidou, Charikleia; Vagionas, Chris; Tsiokos, Dimitris; Pleros, Nikos; Miliou, Amalia (2018)
            Network coding (NC) has recently attracted intense research focus for its potential to provide network throughput enhancements, security and reduced network congestions, improving in this way the overall network performance ...
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            Chapter Where are the Things of the Internet? Precise Time of Arrival Estimation for IoT Positioning 

            Xu, Wen; Laas, Tobias; Dammann, Armin (2019)
            The question how a 5G communication system will look like has been addressed intensely in numerous research projects and in standardization bodies. In the massively connected world of the “Internet of Things” (IoT), it is ...
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            Chapter Minimally Invasive Force Sensing for Tendon-driven Robots 

            Cavallo, Alberto; Pirozzi, Salvatore; Natale, Ciro; De Maria, Guiseppe (2010)
            Electronics engineering
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