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20 Jan 2003: S AA a A aA b A bA. Informal study of this should convince you that the language it defines is that of palindromes overthe alphabet{a,b}. ... 2] Andrew W Appel.Modern Compiler Implementation in Java. Cambridge University Press, 1998.

20 Jan 2003: set of strings) of such symbols.For example, if the alphabet were the set of all letters {a. ... The alphabet for this grammar is {S, A, B, a, b, c, d}.

28 Apr 2003: 13. S P E C I A L N O. 13] CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY REPORTER 9. ... S P E C I A L N O. 13] CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY REPORTER 11.

21 Mar 2003: Address: MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology,Hills Road, Cambridge CB2 2QH, UK. ... Also we would like to thankTheresa Langford and the animal unit staff for their support.

23 Sep 2003: Alan Blackwell and Kerry RoddenUniversity of Cambridge Computer Laboratory. Ivan Sutherland’s Sketchpad is one of the most influential computer pro-grams ever written by an individual, as recognized in his

4 Feb 2003: Anuj DawarUniversity of Cambridge Computer Laboratory. William Gates BuildingJJ Thomson AvenueCambridge CB3 0FD. ... The work tape can have one of sf(n). strings on it, where s is the number of distinct symbols in the tape alphabet.

24 May 2003: I received additional travel money to attend conferences fromthe University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory, Trinity College and the TPHOLs2000 conference. ... 1.3. FORMAL METHODS AND PROBABILITY 13. The HOL theorem prover, developed in Cambridge by

21 Apr 2003: The Evolution of Agents. Mohammad Adil Qureshi. A dissertation submitted in partial fulfillment. of the requirements for the degree of. Doctor of Philosophy. of the. University of London. Department of Computer Science. University College London.

9 Oct 2003: Advanced Graphics Study Guide. Advanced Graphics, Dr Neil Dodgson, University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory Part II course, 2002. ... Until recently, ray tracing had never been implemented in hardware. A Cambridge company, Advanced Rendering

5 May 2003: Initialize a list Y of characters to contain each character in the alphabet Xexactly once. ... In thefirst pass, we construct two arrays: C[alphabet] and P[0; : : : ; N 1].

4 Nov 2003: At Cambridge, Maxwell founded the Cavendish Laboratory. in which we are now assembled. • ... are needed, in principle, to identify one of the 26 letters of the alphabet;.

8 Oct 2003: field-testing.The original Unix shell is known as the Bourne Shell (after Steve Bourne, who afterleaving Cambridge went to Bell Laboratories where his enthusiasm for Algol 68had its effects).

24 Apr 2003: Cambridge) invents:. – 1812: “Difference Engine”– 1833: “Analytical Engine”. • 1890: First electro-mechanical punched carddata-processing machine (Hollerith, later IBM). • ... Cambridge). – 3K vacuum tubes, 300 square feet, 12 kW,–

17 Dec 2003: October 2003. Computer Laboratory. University of Cambridge. (Version September 1, 2003).

5 May 2003: October 2002. Computer Laboratory. University of Cambridge. (Version May 5, 2003).

4 Jun 2003: Participating partners:. University of Cambridge (UK) (1). Umeå University (S) (6). ... Thus, water table, flooding, animal activity, vegetation, and seed dispersal agents will all interact differently each year and their influence on species

24 Nov 2003: 1. Percentage reduction is RAM Allocation ‘T Other Income’ compared to Cambridge Standard Resource ‘T’2. ... The average for Cambridge is £6,763 within the range £1,894 to£10,854.

16 Sep 2003: Hsp90 in development and evolutionA variety of studies have shown that Hsp90 influences animal andplant development, and some fascinating examples were presentedat Arolla. ... Queitsch presented her work from theLindquist lab (Cambridge, MA, USA) on the

10 Jun 2003: 14known eukaryote ge-nomes, and the mem-bers of these familiesform between about80% of the domainsin animals and about90% of those in fungi. ... shown in red for animals, in yellow for fungi, and in green forplants.

21 Nov 2003: P. M. RICHARDS, TFarm Animal Health, Food Science, and Food 1996 D.

24 Sep 2003: SAGEOsmo- and Ionic Regulation in Animals. (Four lectures,. 18–25 Nov.)DR D. ... W. F. 12. Laboratory Work takes place at the Cavendish Laboratory (West Cambridge).

5 May 2003: Initialize a list Y of characters to contain each character in the alphabet Xexactly once. ... In thefirst pass, we construct two arrays: C[alphabet] and P[0; : : : ; N 1].

10 Jan 2003: 25 Jan. DR SHARON WEBB, Museum of Archaeologyand Anthropology, University of Cambridge Life and Identity in Arctic Europe: The Aámi. ... G. SMITH. Plants and Animals (Three lectures, 14–18 Jan.) L.T.Please note the early start of this course.

28 Jan 2003: 50 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY REPORTER [SPECIAL NO. 10. SPECIAL NO. 10] CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY REPORTER 51. ... 54 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY REPORTER [SPECIAL NO. 10. Section H: Research Grants and Contracts.

28 Jan 2003: 16 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY REPORTER [SPECIAL NO. 10. SPECIAL NO. 10] CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY REPORTER 17. ... 22 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY REPORTER [SPECIAL NO. 10. SPECIAL NO. 10] CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY REPORTER 23.

12 Aug 2003: b) Further information on the method of calculating full-time equivalent student load may be obtained from Student Recordsand Statistics, 10 Peas Hill, Cambridge (e-mail: ... For the list of Cambridge Faculties and Departments included under each

5 May 2003: Initialize a list Y of characters to contain each character in the alphabet Xexactly once. ... In thefirst pass, we construct two arrays: C[alphabet] and P[0; : : : ; N 1].

23 Oct 2003: 1. Quantum Automata, Machines and Complexity. Anuj Dawar. Computer Laboratory. University of Cambridge. ... Interference. Consider the automaton in a one letter alphabet defined as:PSfrag replacements.

24 Apr 2003: Department of Geography library, Cambridge. The sequence was divided into nine zones which start with. ... CAMBRIDGE QUATERNARYDISCUSSION GROUP. There will be no Quaternary Discussion Group meet-ings this term.

24 Apr 2003: These, and therest of the motley crew from Cambridge attending theconference, all presented work in the form of posters or talks. ... Shealso trained four generations of Quaternary palynologistsin Cambridge and was consulted by many more fromother

27 Nov 2003: In fungi and animal cells, but apparently not in plants, thedivision plane is first defined by a ring assembled fromseptin filaments [22,23]. ... Some of the cytoskeleton proteins involved in cytokinesis. (a)Representation of a section through an animal

17 Mar 2003: In the present study, we use double deletion mutant‖ Present address: MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Neurobiol-mice to demonstrate that CPXs are important positiveogy Division, Hills Road, Cambridge CB2 2QH, ... animals) (Figure 6B). Thus,

20 Jan 2003: in this way, but this should be globally understood.animal is the hypernym of dog. ... company said that the plant is still operating? although thousends of plant and animal species?

17 Jun 2003: 12 Michael J. C. Gordon. The semantics of unclocked SEREs are defined over finite words from the alphabet 2P. ... The semantics of Sugar FL formulas are defined over finite or infinite words from the alphabet 2P.

9 Jan 2003: In A. Sutcliffe andL. Macaulay (Eds.) People and Computers V. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, pp 443-460. ... Cognitive Dimensions of Notations. T. R.G. Green. MRC Applied Psychology Unit, 15 Chaucer Road, Cambridge CB2 2EF, UK.

1 Aug 2003: Damage to the medial temporal lobe or the prefrontalcortex commonly impairs memory in humans or animals. ... Such observationsprompted researchers to use animal models to investigatememory impairments associated with lesions to specific.

10 Mar 2003: Anuj Dawar University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory, March 10, 2003. Complexity Theory 7. ... Anuj Dawar University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory, March 10, 2003. Complexity Theory 9.

20 Dec 2003: This is a formof parenthetical comment. The sentence implies that most/all students at Cambridge come from less affluent back-grounds. ... Students at Cambridge University who come from less affluent backgrounds are being offered up to 1,000a year under