Closure to “Vetter on Stresses in Reinforced Concrete”

Vetter, C. P.

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“…Within this statistical face model, the distance between any two faces is determined by their objective physical similarity. Here we use a novel morphable face model, namely the Basel Face Model, a face space derived from 200 3D scans of real faces (Paysan, Knothe, Amberg, Romdhani, & Vetter, 2009; Vetter, T. (n.d.), http://faces.cs.unibas.ch/bfm/). Each of these face scans is represented by 53490 3D vertices coding for face shape and the respective 53490 vertex colors.…”

Section: Visualizing Personality In Facesmentioning

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Changing the personality of a face: Perceived Big Two and Big Five personality factors modeled in real photographs.

Walker

Vetter

2016

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

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General, spontaneous evaluations of strangers based on their faces have been shown to reflect judgments of these persons’ intention and ability to harm. These evaluations can be mapped onto a 2D space defined by the dimensions trustworthiness (intention) and dominance (ability). Here we go beyond general evaluations and focus on more specific personality judgments derived from the Big Two and Big Five personality concepts. In particular, we investigate whether Big Two/Big Five personality judgments can be mapped onto the 2D space defined by the dimensions trustworthiness and dominance. Results indicate that judgments of the Big Two personality dimensions almost perfectly map onto the 2D space. In contrast, at least 3 of the Big Five dimensions (i.e., neuroticism, extraversion, and conscientiousness) go beyond the 2D space, indicating that additional dimensions are necessary to describe more specific face-based personality judgments accurately. Building on this evidence, we model the Big Two/Big Five personality dimensions in real facial photographs. Results from 2 validation studies show that the Big Two/Big Five are perceived reliably across different samples of faces and participants. Moreover, results reveal that participants differentiate reliably between the different Big Two/Big Five dimensions. Importantly, this high level of agreement and differentiation in personality judgments from faces likely creates a subjective reality which may have serious consequences for those being perceived—notably, these consequences ensue because the subjective reality is socially shared, irrespective of the judgments’ validity. The methodological approach introduced here might prove useful in various psychological disciplines.

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Section: Visualizing Personality In Facesmentioning

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Changing the personality of a face: Perceived Big Two and Big Five personality factors modeled in real photographs.

Walker

Vetter

2016

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

100

151

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“…The exchange current is given by Eq. [7]. At pH's of 1.58 and 1.80 the kinetics are influenced by the diffusion Fig.…”

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“…The linearity is very good, the slope being 0.1390 with a probable error of 0.0041. The exchange current is then written io = 0.139 ao v~ amp/cm 2 [7] The Tafel plots are now constructed using the value of io from Eq. [7] and using either Eq.…”

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Characteristic Functions and Parameters in the Theory of Hydrogen Overpotential

Castellan¹

1961

J. Electrochem. Soc.

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The hydrogen overpotential measurements of Hoare and Schuldiner on E-palladium in acid solutions can be interpreted quantitatively in terms of slow primary discharge of H30 + and very rapid atom combination. In solutions in the pH range 1.5-1.8 the mechanism is influenced by a limiting diffusion current of H~O § ) unless CC License in place (see abstract). ecsdl.org/site/terms_use address. Redistribution subject to ECS terms of use (see 138.251.14.35 Downloaded on 2015-05-27 to IP

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“…Equations [7], [12], and [16] are the fundamental rate equations for the three reactions. The form of the rate laws and the exchange currents is the same as that of Gerischer (4).…”

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“…[31], the equation is equivalent to that of Vetter (6); Vetter's derivation does not consider explicitly the effect of saturation of the surface on the activity of the adsorbed hydrogen atoms. In a later publication (7), Vetter considers the effect of saturation of the surface for the case, iio >> i~o, and includes the effect of slow adsorption and desorption of molecular hydrogen.…”

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Characteristic Functions and Parameters in the Theory of Hydrogen Overpotential

Castellan

1961

J. Electrochem. Soc.

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It is shown that the current density‐overpotential relationship for several mechanisms of the hydrogen evolution reaction can be expressed conveniently in terms of one or the other of two characteristic functions: g1=}{exp][)( α−12 η normalsinh )( 12η /i,g2= tanh 12η /i½. The following parameters are convenient: a, the transfer coefficient for the oxidation reaction; θ0 , the fraction of the surface covered by H atoms at equilibrium, io=false(normaldi/dη)η=0 ; and ρ=false{d normalIn false[θ/false(1−θfalse)false]/dη}η=o . In the important special cases, the appropriate characteristic function is a simple function of the overpotential over the entire range of anodic and cathodic values. The evaluation of the parameters involved is discussed.

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Closure to “Vetter on Stresses in Reinforced Concrete”

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Changing the personality of a face: Perceived Big Two and Big Five personality factors modeled in real photographs.

Changing the personality of a face: Perceived Big Two and Big Five personality factors modeled in real photographs.

Characteristic Functions and Parameters in the Theory of Hydrogen Overpotential

Characteristic Functions and Parameters in the Theory of Hydrogen Overpotential

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