Voxel: A 3D rendering proposal

Maldonado, Santiago Alejandro Acurio; Maldonado, Daniel Marcelo Acurio; Páez-Quinde, Cristina; Garcés, Enrique; Vaca, Guillermo Kissinger Arevalo

doi:10.1109/infocomtech.2017.8340601

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“…139 Maldonado describes an ongoing judicial responsibility to "preserve the presumption of openness of our court rooms[.]" 140 They both do so even though they conclude there is no Sixth Amendment closure at issue; they invoke Sixth Amendment openness values while asserting they are not at stake. 141 In this respect, Williams and Maldonado are self-refuting.…”

Section: ] the Right To A Public Trial 437mentioning

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The Right to a Public Trial, Conditional Courtroom Entry and Tiers of Constitutional Scrutiny

Smith

2024

Ind Law Rev Arch

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The constitutional test the SupremeCourt has prescribed to review courtroom closures for compliance with the Sixth Amendment’s right to a public trial is in the nature of strict scrutiny. The Courtrequires an “overriding interest” to justify the closure, and a narrow, minimally restrictive scope to the closure. Many lower courts have imposed a less demanding test for “partial” closures, which admitto the courtroom some, but not all, of the public. These courts require a less demanding justification before closing the courtroom to certain individuals—the justification need be only “substantial,” rather than “overriding.” This standard is in the nature of intermediate scrutiny, as applied in other constitutional contexts. There is a third type of “closure,” however, beyond the complete closures the Supreme Court has reviewed, and the partial closures encountered by other courts. This third type is the imposition of entry conditions on would-be audience members, such as requiring a form of identification. These generally applicable conditions may not actually exclude anyone but could conceivably dissuade some audience members from attending a trial. For instance, an attendee might prefer not to provide identification to court personnel and might be turned away as a result. In keeping with the doctrinal model already followed by the courts—applying “tiered scrutiny” to courtroom closures—conditional courtroom entry should be reviewed according to the most lenient of the tiers, rational basis scrutiny. A sliding scale should apply to public trial scrutiny, “Waller” scrutiny, the most demanding, when all are excluded. “Substantial reason” scrutiny, less demanding, should apply when some are excluded. Andrational basis scrutiny, much less demanding, should apply when no one need be excluded, but for their non-compliance with a general rule. A lesser standard should apply in the case of entry conditions because they differ from other closures and cause minimal prejudice to the purposes of the right to a public trial.

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Section: ] the Right To A Public Trial 437mentioning

confidence: 99%

The Right to a Public Trial, Conditional Courtroom Entry and Tiers of Constitutional Scrutiny

Smith

2024

Ind Law Rev Arch

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“…El DO influye en la empresa para aumentar la eficacia y salud organizacional. Es además un proceso sistemático, que puede incrementar la efectividad individual, así como la de toda la organización ya que utiliza los principios del comportamiento (Maldonado, 2017).…”

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Desarrollo organizacional y supervivencia empresarial en tiempos de pandemia por Covid-19: la experiencia de Avipechichal, Ecuador

Urbáez¹,

Moreira²,

Bravo³

2021

RVG

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El objetivo de la investigación es analizar la incidencia del desarrollo organizacional en la supervivencia empresarial en tiempos de pandemia por COVID-19 en la empresa avícola Avipechichal S.A. La investigación fue descriptiva-correlacional, el diseño no experimental- transversal, la población fue de 55 trabajadores del Departamento de Producción a quienes se les aplicó un cuestionario en escala Likert cuya confiabilidad se calculó a través del coeficiente alfa de Cronbach, obteniéndose un valor de 0.917. La validez se determinó mediante juicio de expertos y la información recolectada se procesó con el programa SPSS. Los resultados revelaron que el Departamento posee todas las características del desarrollo organizacional examinadas, lo que evidencia una empresa robusta desde lo organizacional. Se concluye que las características del desarrollo organizacional del Departamento de Producción pueden considerarse condiciones favorables para desarrollar procesos innovadores que han permitido que la empresa haya sobrevivido a pesar de las adversidades económicas debido a la actual pandemia por COVID-19.

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Resolutions and Network Latencies Concerning a Voxel Telepresence Experience

Park¹,

Regenbrecht²

2019

JSEA

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Recent advancements in computing research and technology will allow future immersive virtual reality systems to be voxel-based, i.e. entirely based on gap-less, spatial representations of volumetric pixels. The current popularity of pixel-based videoconferencing systems could turn into true telepresence experiences that are voxel-based. Richer, non-verbal communication will be possible thanks to the three-dimensional nature of such systems. An effective telepresence experience is based on the users' sense of copresence with others in the virtual environment and on a sense of embodiment. We investigate two main quality of service factors, namely voxel size and network latency, to identify acceptable threshold values for maintaining the copresence and embodiment experience. We present a working prototype implementation of a voxel-based telepresence system and can show that even a coarse 64 mm voxel size and an overall round-trip latency of 542 ms are sufficient to maintain copresence and embodiment experiences. We provide threshold values for noticeable, disruptive, and unbearable latencies that can serve as guidelines for future voxel and other telepresence systems.

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Voxel: A 3D rendering proposal

Cited by 3 publications

References 8 publications

The Right to a Public Trial, Conditional Courtroom Entry and Tiers of Constitutional Scrutiny

The Right to a Public Trial, Conditional Courtroom Entry and Tiers of Constitutional Scrutiny

Desarrollo organizacional y supervivencia empresarial en tiempos de pandemia por Covid-19: la experiencia de Avipechichal, Ecuador

Resolutions and Network Latencies Concerning a Voxel Telepresence Experience

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