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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"stop sign"”.
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The Mississippian Occupation of The Upper Kaskaskia Valley: Problems in Culture History and Economic Organization (Illinois, Ceramics)
Excavations at the Doctor's Island Site and the Stop Sign Site, two Mississippian village sites located in the upper Kaskaskia River valley in central Illinois, resulted in the discovery of more than 50 cultural features. Radiocarbon dates from the two sites indicated that the Stop Sign Site was …
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Safety, Operational, and Energy Impacts of In-Vehicle Adaptive Stop Displays Using Connected Vehicle Technology
Driving through an un-signalized intersection creates multiple opportunities for missed or misunderstood information. Stop signs, in particular, can be stolen, covered by vegetation, or rotated out of place, leading to an absence of information, contributing to inappropriate decision-making and …
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Evaluating the Potential of an Intersection Driver Assistance System to Prevent U.S. Intersection Crashes
… may be to detect and prevent imminent traffic signal violations (i.e. running a red light or stop sign) earlier in the intersection approach, while the driver still has time to yield for the traffic control device. This dissertation evaluated the capacity of I-ADAS to prevent U.S. intersection …
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Development of a Threat Assessment Algorithm for Intersection Collision Avoidance Systems
… Incursion systems, a subset of ICAS, are designed to specifically undertake crashes that are a result of the violation of a traffic control device. Intersection Collision Avoidance Systems to address Violations (ICAS-V) monitor traffic as it approaches the intersection through a network of …
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An Analysis of The Handwriting of Elderly Chinese Subjects.
… letter size, poor structure, tremor, half-way stop sign, and towing sign at beginning and end of strokes.</p>
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Cooperative Automated Vehicle Movement Optimization at Uncontrolled Intersections using Distributed Multi-Agent System Modeling
… traffic control strategies, such as traffic signals are not optimal, especially for heavy traffic. Alternatively, centralized automated vehicle control strategies are costly and not scalable given that the ability of a central controller to track and schedule the movement of hundreds of …
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The Effect of Novel External Communication Display on Pedestrian Judgements of Acceleration
… in the United States, and this trend shows no signs of reversing. One contributing factor to these incidents is pedestrians' difficulty in accurately assessing traffic conditions and vehicle actions, leading to potentially fatal collisions. One promising solution could be the use of additional …
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A delayed response policy for autonomous intersection management
… infrastructure, which is primarily designed for human drivers, not autonomous vehicles. The Autonomous Intersection Management (AIM) project at UT Austin aims to propose a large-scale, real-time framework to be a substitute for current traffic light and stop signs. Automobiles in …
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Occluson Pattern in Circle of Willis: Prognostic Marker for Endovascular Treatment in Acute Carotid Terminus Occlusion
… We evaluated whether MCA plus group would be a ‘stop sign’ of further endovascular treatment for acute CTO by analyzing logistic regression model and receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve. RESULTS: Of 54 patients, 33 patients were included in MCA only group, while 21 patients were grouped …
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Clinical Significance of Pattern of Memory Deficits in Amnestic Mild Cognitive Impairment
… We evaluated whether MCA plus group would be a ‘stop sign’ of further endovascular treatment for acute CTO by analyzing logistic regression model and receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve. RESULTS: Of 54 patients, 33 patients were included in MCA only group, while 21 patients were grouped …
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Formulations, Issues and Comparison of Car-Following Models
… the case of a backward recovery (typical of a signalized intersection) and stationary shockwave (typical of a capacity drop on a freeway). In the case of the backward recovery shockwave, the acceleration constraint results in a temporally and spatially confined capacity drop as vehicles …