This study develops a new typology of star employees, identifying three types (universal, performance, and status stars) based on unique combinations of task performance and external status, offering insights into their various influences in organizations.

Let’s Call a Star a Star: Task Performance, External Status, and Exceptional Contributors in Organizations

STARS, a novel actin-binding protein, links changes in actin dynamics to gene transcription in cardiac and skeletal muscle cells by activating Rho-dependent transcription.

STARS, a Striated Muscle Activator of Rho Signaling and Serum Response Factor-dependent Transcription*

STAR is a language for coding and analyzing algorithms for associative parallel processors with vertical processing, and is used in a model implementation of the superhigh-level language PARIS.

Star — a language for associative and parallel computation with vertical processing

This paper presents a unified definition of stars, extending research on their making, managing, and mobility, using psychological theories to bridge disparate research streams in economics, sociology, and management.

Stargazing: an integrative conceptual review, theoretical reconciliation, and extension for star employee research.

STARS is a vision-based gestural interface that accurately recognizes complex hand gestures, enabling users to control PC applications with high recognition rates.

STARS: Sign tracking and recognition system using input-output HMMs

Star formation is a complex multi-scale phenomenon involving thermal, chemical, turbulence, magnetic fields, gravitational forces, and stellar feedback mechanisms.

Physical Processes in Star Formation

STARS plays a crucial role in pulmonary arterial hypertension development by increasing smooth muscle cell proliferation, and its knockout mice show lower blood pressure and heart rate in hypoxia-induced pulmonary hypertension.

STARS knockout attenuates hypoxia-induced pulmonary arterial hypertension by suppressing pulmonary arterial smooth muscle cell proliferation.

STARS deficiency severely disrupts cardiac development and function in zebrafish, with a novel STARS-SRF feed-forward autoregulatory loop playing an essential role in STARS regulation and cardiac function.

STARS Is Essential to Maintain Cardiac Development and Function In Vivo via a SRF Pathway

Recent technological and computing advances have transformed our understanding of star formation, improving our understanding of both high-mass and low-mass star formation processes.

Zooming in on Individual Star Formation: Low- and High-Mass Stars

This paper studies algebraic properties of star configuration ideals in Pn, revealing partial results about Hilbert functions, generators, minimal free resolutions, and Cohen-Macaulay subschemes.

Star configurations in Pn

STARS, a Computer-Aided Employee Suggestion Management System, significantly reduces cycle time for closing actions and increases employee satisfaction, with a leadership routine significantly increasing the chances of long-term implementation.

STARS: the implementation of a Computer-Aided Employee Suggestion Management System to operationalize a continuous improvement process

Regulating STARS may enhance muscle health and function in Duchenne muscular dystrophy patients and mouse models.

Striated muscle activator of Rho signalling (STARS) overexpression in the mdx mouse enhances muscle functional capacity and regulates the actin cytoskeleton and oxidative phosphorylation pathways

Recent progress in classical Be stars' circumstellar environment suggests a rotationally supported thin disk with little outflow, and their evolutionary status remains uncertain.

Classical Be Stars

STARS, the Statewide Transfer/Articulation Reporting System, is a web-accessible database system which provides guidance and direction for prospective transfer students in the State of Alabama. The STARS System allows public two-year students in Alabama to obtain a Transfer Guide/Agreement for the major of their choice. If used correctly, the guide prevents loss of credit hours upon transfer to the appropriate public four-year university in Alabama. To print a STARS Transfer Guide, visit http://stars. troy.edu. Students should print two copies of the transfer guide. Students must retain a copy for personal records and bring a copy to all advising and registration sessions. The following is a listing of courses offered at Shelton State for Areas I-IV.

To the stars

The proposed star identification algorithm using color ratio information is fast, robust, and requires fewer stars for a higher identification rate, even under harsh conditions.

Fast and Robust Star Identification Using Color Ratio Information

Age-related reduction in STARS signaling in human skeletal muscle is targeted by miR-628-5p, suggesting a potential role in signal mechanotransduction.

Striated muscle activator of Rho signalling (STARS) is reduced in ageing human skeletal muscle and targeted by miR‐628‐5p

The STAR project aims to provide practical advice and solutions for the Water Framework Directive by addressing key research questions and optimizing field and laboratory protocols.

The STAR project: context, objectives and approaches

The STARS toolkit helps calculate spatial information needed to fit spatial statistical models to stream network data, aiding in spatial analysis and data visualization.

STARS: An ArcGIS Toolset Used to Calculate the Spatial Information Needed to Fit Spatial Statistical Models to Stream Network Data

STARS is an open source package for dynamic exploratory analysis of regional systems, offering four core modules and three main modes of use: command line, graphical user interface, and Python shell.

STARS: Space-Time Analysis of Regional Systems

STAR software accurately and rapidly maps RNA-seq reads to a reference genome, enabling downstream analyses like transcript/gene expression quantification and novel isoform reconstruction.

Mapping RNA‐seq Reads with STAR

These studies suggest stars are complex astronomical objects formed through various physical processes involving thermal, chemical, and gravitational forces.