ISMAR

Acronym	Definition
ISMAR	International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality
ISMAR	International Society for Magnetic Resonance (research organization)

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Coulton, "Contact-view: a magic-lens paradigm designed to solve the dual-view problem," in ISMAR, 2014.

Designing effective mobile augmented reality interactions

Chaumette, "A real-time tracker for markerless augment reality," in ISMAR '03, pp.

Dynamic manipulation of a virtual object in marker-less AR system based on both human hands

Marlboro junior Ismar Campos placed sixth in the 55 hurdles in 7.89 seconds and Sutton sophomore Trent Baltzell cleared 6 feet, 1 inch to place sixth in the high jump.

Cincotta, Bello help Lions roar; Rothkopf leads Bromfield in upset

The enema principle was reborn by the invention of colonic irrigation used by Professor Ismar of Berlin, but it didn't become popular.

Learning from the Ibis

In Prayer Matters ..., the chancellor emeritus of the Jewish Theological Seminary, Ismar Schorsch, makes a strong case for preserving and promoting the minyan, arguing that "You Can't Be Holy Alone."

Editor's corner

The question of the German-Jewish predilection for Spanish-Jewish themes (also evident in 'Moorish style' synagogue architecture, which Krobb does not treat) is a fascinating one, and much of the previous work on the subject has been done by scholars of Jewish studies in Israel and in the United States, by the historians Ismar Schorsch and Yosef Yerushalmi, and by literary scholars such as Nitsa Ben-Ari, Na'ama Sheffi, and myself (Hans Otto Horch's study of German-Jewish literary criticism, Auf der Suche nach der judischen Erzkhlliteratur (Frankfurt a.

Kollektivautobiographien, Wunschautobiographien: Marranenschicksal im deutsch-judischen historischen Roman

From reading this book, one can learn about the philosophy of the Hochschule and the scholars who taught there, including Sigmund Maybaum, Eduard Baneth, Ismar Elbogen, Julius Guttmann, and Leo Baeck.

Women Pioneers of Jewish Learning: Ruth Liebrecht and Her Companions at the "Hochschule fur Wissenschaft des Judenthums" in Berlin 1930-1934

Interestingly, Rabbi Ismar Schorsch, chancellor of the Jewish Theological Seminary and a leader of Conservative Jews, spoke out against the war and, five days later, had the seminary's press office call news organizations and ask them to banish his remarks from the record.

All positions, no position. (Jews)

Adventurous teenager Ismar Reich had far too many opportunities for adventure in Berlin during World War II.

Television: Pick of the day for Tuesday

"Nature is God's textbook, God's gift to existence," says Jewish theologian Ismar Schorsch.

Keeping the Earth

Ismar Schorsch, chancellor of the Jewish Seminary, said the president's "moral authority" had been destroyed.

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