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Conflict of interestSCAN policy also requires that all authors sign a conflict of interest statement . The authors introduce a surface representation for recognizing curved objects . The authors introduce a novel pixel-based ( iconic ) algorithm that estimates depth and depth uncertainty at each pixel and incrementally refines these estimates over time . Carcinogenesis policy also requires that all authors sign a conflict of interest statement . By allowing the splitting of the sentential form to be communicated , the authors obtain a similar regular characterization of the family of recursively enumerable languages . The authors introduce a hands-on method of learning and teaching organizational conflict resolution through the use of exercises , quizzes , surveys , games , role plays , and other interactive techniques that can be used by anyone engaged in teaching or practicing conflict resolution . In the case where the group G is reductive and a Borel subgroup has an orbit of codimension less than or equal to 1 in G / H , the authors obtain a complete classification of all the normal embeddings . The authors introduce a decision model that is based on key criteria for selecting appropriate technologies for teaching in higher education . In Preventing Violence in Relationships contributing authors take a developmental approach to examining violence prevention in intimate relationships and families . For both countries the authors obtain a size effect that is both economically and statistically significant . The authors reduce a wide variety of problems from Systems and Control Theory to a handful of standard convex and quasiconvex optimization problems that involve linear matrix inequalities . Keywords : SAR imagery Urban area detection , Speckle reduction , Markov random field , Texture classification Synopsis : The authors introduce a speckle reduction technique to reduce the effects of scatter interference in SAR data . Copyright : The ABA requires that all authors sign a copyright agreement before the publication ships to the printer . The LPF has suggested to the Usenix board that they prevent such occurrences in the future by insisting that all authors sign a statement that they do not know of any attempt to patent what they are describing and wo n't patent it themselves .