Stem everywher$ (all stems)

17 papers:

ICSME-2015-CianiMML #named #repository #visualisation

UrbanIt: Visualizing repositories everywhere (AC, RM, AM, ML), pp. 324–326.

CSCW-2015-Tufekci #algorithm

Algorithms in our Midst: Information, Power and Choice when Software is Everywhere (ZT), p. 1918.

CHI-2014-WinklerLDKR #interactive #mobile #multi #named

SurfacePhone: a mobile projection device for single- and multiuser everywhere tabletop interaction (CW, ML, DD, AK, ER), pp. 3513–3522.

DUXU-TMT-2014-FigueiredoNATT #3d #experience

Fishtank Everywhere: Improving Viewing Experience over 3D Content (LSF, EVN, EA, JMXNT, VT), pp. 560–571.

POPL-2014-CoughlinC #analysis #composition #invariant

Fissile type analysis: modular checking of almost everywhere invariants (DC, BYEC), pp. 73–86.

ICSE-2013-LemmaLO #modelling #named

CEL: modeling everywhere (RL, ML, FO), pp. 1323–1326.

VMCAI-2013-Ranzato #abstraction

Complete Abstractions Everywhere (FR), pp. 15–26.

SAC-2012-GuccioneCAMM #clustering #network

Trend cluster based interpolation everywhere in a sensor network (PG, AC, AA, DM, AM), pp. 827–828.

ICMT-2011-CuadradoGL #model transformation #reuse

Generic Model Transformations: Write Once, Reuse Everywhere (JSC, EG, JdL), pp. 62–77.

CGO-2011-NuzmanDRRWYCZ

Vapor SIMD: Auto-vectorize once, run everywhere (DN, SD, ER, IR, KW, DY, AC, AZ), pp. 151–160.

HPDC-2011-Feng #energy

Energy-efficient E-puting everywhere (WcF), pp. 109–110.

HT-2010-KondoTU #exclamation #web

Search your interests everywhere!: wikipedia-based keyphrase extraction from web browsing history (MK, AT, TU), pp. 295–296.

LCTES-2007-BouchezDR #complexity #on the

On the complexity of spill everywhere under SSA form (FB, AD, FR), pp. 103–112.

VLDB-2002-ImielinskiB #matter

Wireless Graffiti — Data, Data Everywhere Matters (TI, BRB), pp. 9–19.

TOOLS-USA-2001-Bezivin #modelling

Models Everywhere (JB), pp. 348–349.

HT-2000-CarmeliCW

Personal Information Everywhere (PIE) (BC, BC, AJW), pp. 252–253.

VLDB-1997-SellisRF #data access #multi

Multidimensional Access Methods: Trees Have Grown Everywhere (TKS, NR, CF), pp. 13–14.