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Synthetic visual speech driven from auditory speech.

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Hans Göran Beskow

Eric Alexander Jonas

Asymmetrische Synthese planar- und zentral-chiraler 1,2,3-trisubstituierter und 1,3-disubstituierter Ferrocene. TU Aachen, (2007)

Beate Jonas

Christina Jonas

Heinrich Jonas

 

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