34 papers:
DATE-2015-VenkataramaniBH #named- SAPPHIRE: an always-on context-aware computer vision system for portable devices (SV, VB, XSH, JL, JL, MP, BP, MS), pp. 1491–1496.
CHI-2015-EslamiRVAVKHS #algorithm #quote #reasoning- “I always assumed that I wasn’t really that close to [her]”: Reasoning about Invisible Algorithms in News Feeds (ME, AR, KV, AA, AV, KK, KH, CS), pp. 153–162.
- CHI-2015-LuL #gesture #mobile #performance
- Gesture On: Enabling Always-On Touch Gestures for Fast Mobile Access from the Device Standby Mode (HL, YL), pp. 3355–3364.
CSCW-2015-WieseMHZ #quote- “You Never Call, You Never Write”: Call and SMS Logs Do Not Always Indicate Tie Strength (JW, JKM, JIH, JZ), pp. 765–774.
- CHI-2014-FeinbergCB #database #design #interactive #using
- Always somewhere, never there: using critical design to understand database interactions (MF, DC, JB), pp. 1941–1950.
- CHI-2014-LieberBM #concept #programming #visualisation
- Addressing misconceptions about code with always-on programming visualizations (TL, JRB, RCM), pp. 2481–2490.
- CHI-2014-RadleJMR #navigation #performance
- Bigger is not always better: display size, performance, and task load during peephole map navigation (RR, HCJ, JM, HR), pp. 4127–4136.
SAT-2014-BalyoFHB #set- Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Blocked Sets (But Were Afraid to Ask) (TB, AF, MH, AB), pp. 317–332.
HT-2013-VigoH #information management- Challenging information foraging theory: screen reader users are not always driven by information scent (MV, SH), pp. 60–68.
- CHI-2013-SuCWLCC #named #visual notation
- NailDisplay: bringing an always available visual display to fingertips (CHS, LWC, CTW, RHL, KYC, BYC), pp. 1461–1464.
SOSP-2013-DavidGT- Everything you always wanted to know about synchronization but were afraid to ask (TD, RG, VT), pp. 33–48.
CIAA-2011-Yu- Derick Wood: Always in Our Hearts (SY), pp. 1–2.
CIKM-2011-LangeN #metric #similarity #why- Frequency-aware similarity measures: why Arnold Schwarzenegger is always a duplicate (DL, FN), pp. 243–248.
ICSE-2011-BayneCE #feedback- Always-available static and dynamic feedback (MB, RC, MDE), pp. 521–530.
- DATE-2010-Rabaey #energy
- Always energy-optimal microscopic wireless systems (JMR), p. 658.
SCAM-2010-Harman #analysis #source code #why- Why Source Code Analysis and Manipulation Will Always be Important (MH), pp. 7–19.
- CHI-2010-RicheDM #feedback
- Studying always-on electricity feedback in the home (YR, JD, RAM), pp. 1995–1998.
TAP-2010-Ernst #feedback #how #proving #testing- How Tests and Proofs Impede One Another: The Need for Always-On Static and Dynamic Feedback (MDE), pp. 1–2.
IDGD-2009-Gould09a #people #question #usability- Intercultural Usability Surveys: Do People Always Tell “The Truth”? (EWG), pp. 254–258.
ICEIS-SAIC-2008-VladoiuC #community #framework- Framework for Building of a Dynamic User Community (EPH) — Sharing of Context-Aware, Public Interest Information or Knowledge through Always-on Services (MV, ZC), pp. 73–87.
DAC-2007-GuptaKKSS- Line-End Shortening is Not Always a Failure (PG, ABK, YK, SS, DS), pp. 270–271.
- HCI-MIE-2007-YamaguchiSS #reliability #streaming #video
- Reliable Partner System Always Providing Users with Companionship Through Video Streaming (TY, KS, HS), pp. 1010–1018.
KR-2006-Rector #information management #representation- Users Are Always Right ... Even When They Are Wrong: Making Knowledge Representation Useful and Usable (ALR), p. 4.
- ICSE-2005-MaurerM #agile #what
- What you always wanted to know about agile methods but did not dare to ask (FM, GM), pp. 731–732.
FLOPS-2004-BuenoB- Set-Sharing Is Not Always Redundant for Pair-Sharing (FB, MJGdlB), pp. 117–131.
ICPR-v4-2004-Cheatle #smarttech #video- Media Content and Type Selection from Always-on Wearable Video (PC), pp. 979–982.
SIGIR-2002-DumaisBBLN #question #web- Web question answering: is more always better? (STD, MB, EB, JJL, AYN), pp. 291–298.
- HT-2000-Calvi #hypermedia #question
- Text and hypertext: always a binary relationship? (LC), pp. 218–219.
STOC-1997-GoreJ #process- The Swendsen-Wang Process Does Not Always Mix Rapidly (VG, MJ), pp. 674–681.
TRI-Ada-1997-Lawlis #ada #question- Is the Answer Always Ada? (PKL), pp. 297–302.
AdaEurope-1994-WardS #exclamation #object-oriented- Object Orientation is not Always Best! (RW, JS), pp. 104–110.
- TRI-Ada-1994-BarbaschE #ada #debugging
- Always One More Bug: Applying AdaWise to Improve Ada Code (CB, DE), pp. 228–235.
CADE-1986-Eisinger #graph #what- What You Always Wanted to Know About Clause Graph Resolution (NE), pp. 316–336.
- ICSE-1976-MannaW #correctness #proving
- Is “Sometime” Sometimes Better Than “Always”? Intermittent Assertions in Proving Program Correctness (ZM, RJW), pp. 32–39.
