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Extractions: focal pair programs REALALIGN Function of the program: Align focal pair images by maximizing real space corelation coefficient. Briefly determined translation and rotation matix can be input to do the refinement. Purpose of the program: In order to use the box information from the high defocus image, the translation and rotation matrix between the two focal pair images must be accurately determined. Searching by FFT convolution failed because of the CTF effect. Therefore, the slow searching by maximizing the real space correlation coefficient applied in the program. The program is parallelized to solve the speed problem. The magnification difference between the focal pair is also considered in the program by the scale-factor. Usage of the program: Usage: realalign [option] Hi_def.pif Lw_def.pif Options: Options explanations -q square_size size inpixel of the center square used in the search, better if usingvalue that is the power of 2. Default is the maximun value that issmaller than the image dimension and is the power of 2. -b start_bin starting bin factor, better if using valuse that is the power of 2. Default is making the initial bined sqare to be 512
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Extractions: Cited reference searching finds journal articles that have cited a specific work (journal or monograph). Using cited reference searching, you can go forward in time from a known work. The assumption is that if an article cites a specific work, it will relate to the ideas articulated in the original work. Through a Related Records search you can expand citation searching into a "family tree" of related articles in a given field of inquiry. Example: In 1979 Keith H. Basso published the book: Portaits of "the Whiteman": Linguistic Play and Cultural Symbols among the Western Apache. This book explores Apache joking imitations of "Whiteman" behavior, which highlight Apache behavioral norms and their contrast to white people's norms. Has anyone since then looked at jokes and joking in different cultures, or in culture contact situations?
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