Titlebook: How Glass Changed the World; The History and Chem Seth C. Rasmussen Book 2012 The Author(s) 2012 Eyeglasses.Glass.Laboratory Equipment/Appa

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How Glass Changed the World978-3-642-28183-9Series ISSN 2191-5407 Series E-ISSN 2191-5415

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uce hidden backdoor functionality into the joint global model. Based on the coalitional game and Shapley value, we introduce an effective and real-time backdoor detection system on FL. Extensive experiments on two machine learning tasks show that the presented detection scheme achieves high accuracy

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Origins of Glass: Myth and Known History,ught to predate 3000 BCE, with the first glass objects including beads, plaques, inlays and eventually small vessels. Glass objects dated back to 2500 BCE have been found in Syria, and by 2450 BCE, glass beads were plentiful in Mesopotamia. Glass came later in Egypt, with its manufacture appearing a

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Reinventing an Old Material: Venice and the New Glass,pire became isolated and eastern and western glassware gradually acquired distinct characteristics. Still, glassmaking was able to survive the end of the unified Roman system and adapted to the needs of the new political framework. The primary result of this changing framework was the loss of more s

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Book 2012mical apparatus (beakers, flasks, stills, etc.) was quite limited due to a lack of glass durability under rapid temperature changes and chemical attack. This “brief” gives an overview of the history and chemistry of glass technology from its origins in antiquity to its dramatic expansion in the 13th

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2191-5407 ical practices.Includes supplementary material: .Glass production is thought to date to ~2500 BC and had found numerous uses by the height of the Roman Empire. Yet the modern view of glass-based chemical apparatus (beakers, flasks, stills, etc.) was quite limited due to a lack of glass durability un

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