Search Results - "Man, C.F."

A non-contact device for tracking gaze in a human computer interface by Noureddin, B., Lawrence, P.D., Man, C.F.

“…This paper presents a novel design for a non-contact eye detection and gaze tracking device. It uses two cameras to maintain real-time tracking of a person’s…”
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Parkinson's disease and risk of mortality: meta-analysis and systematic review by Xu, J., Gong, D.D., Man, C.F., Fan, Y.

“…To evaluate the existing prospective observational studies on the morality risk among Parkinson's disease (PD) patients and determine the overall risk ratio…”
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An experimental study of the effect of surfactants on the free rise velocity of gas bubbles by Rodrigue, D., De Kee, D., Chan Man Fong, C.F.

“…This study deals with the effect of impurities on the free rise velocity of gas bubbles in three Newtonian and eight non-Newtonian polymeric liquids…”
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The slow motion of a single gas bubble in a non-Newtonian fluid containing surfactants by Rodrigue, D., De Kee, D., Chan Man Fong, C.F.

“…The drag force experienced by bubbles, rising freely in an inelastic shear-thinning fluid is calculated. In particular, the effect of contaminants is…”
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An Evaluation of a Vibro-Tactile Display Prototype for Physiological Monitoring by Ng, Jessie Y. C., Man, Jo C. F., Fels, Sidney, Dumont, Guy, Ansermino, J Mark

“…Visual displays and auditory alarms are used to convey information on physiological variables in an operating room. However, the exponential growth in the…”
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Bubble velocities: further developments on the jump discontinuity by Rodrigue, D., De Kee, D., Chan Man Fong, C.F.

“…The motion of a gas bubble in a non-Newtonian fluid has been further examined in order to determine the conditions for the possible existence of a…”
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Network constitutive equation with internal viscosity: application to stress jump prediction by Sun, N, Chan Man Fong, C.F, De Kee, D

“…A stress jump, defined as the instantaneous gain or loss of stress on startup or cessation of a deformation, has been predicted by various models and has…”
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Influence of external stress on the barrier properties of rubbers by Li, Y., De Kee, D., Fong, C.F. Chan Man, Pintauro, P., Burczyk, A.

“…The effect of an external stress on the barrier properties of natural, bromobutyl, and nitrile rubber were studied using a modified ASTM permeation method…”
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Modelling steady and transient rheological properties by Fong, C.F.Chan Man, Turcotte, G., De Kee, D.

“…The rheological model for structured fluids proposed recently by the authors was found to describe the transient and the equilibrium viscosities of mayonnaise…”
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Generalized network type constitutive equations by Chan Man Fong, C.F., De Kee, D.

“…The network model is extended by including a Coulombic force. The rates of creation and loss of junctions are assumed to be functions of the second invariant…”
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Deformation of drops in extensional viscoelastic flow by Gonzalez-Nunez, R., Chan Man Fong, C. F., Favis, B. D., De Kee, D.

“…The deformation of nylon drops in polyethylene, with and without an interfacial agent, in an extensional flow has been studied. The presence of an interfacial…”
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Polymeric Solutions as Two-Fluid-Mixture Continua by Kaloni, P. N, Chan Man Fong, C. F, De Kee, D

“…By considering polymeric solutions to be mixtures of two fluids and by applying standard continuum arguments, de Gennes, Doi, and Milner have developed…”
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Stress jump and network model by De Kee, D, Chan Man Fong, C.F

“…The assumptions made in the transient network model proposed by D. De Kee and P.J. Carreau (J. Non-Newtonian Fluid Mech., 6 (1979) 127) have been examined and…”
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Use of steady, transient and hysteresis tests in characterizing foodstuffs by De Kee, D., Turcotte, G., Fong, C.F.Chan Man

“…The first order kinetic rheological model proposed previously by the authors is used here to describe the steady viscosity over a wide range of shear rates and…”
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Charged network constitutive equation by Chan Man Fong, C.F., De Kee, D.

“…We have considered a charged network theory as a model of polyelectrolytes. The charges are placed at the junctions. The formalism of a convected coordinate…”
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