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4 Apr 2008: v.dyo@cs.ucl.ac.uk2 Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge15 JJ Thomson Avenue, Cambridge CB3 0FD, UK. ... These represent a large class, which includehuman and animal life. 3 Learning Arrival Patterns.

21 Apr 2008: presentation to the Cambridge EnterpriseInvestment Committee. recommendation of the staged investmentagainst agreed milestones. ... Cambridge.Cambridge Enterprise has continued to work with Research Services Division on the HORIZON seminar series, now in

1 May 2008: testimony to the flourishing of research on European literature and culture in Cambridge.’. ... Email. I wish to receive a weekly Cambridge research news summary by email.

13 Mar 2008: 1. Experimental data set Infocom05 Hong-Kong Cambridge Infocom06 RealityDevice iMote iMote iMote iMote Phone. ... a) (b). Figure 6: Inter-group centrality(left) and correlation betweenintra and inter-group centrality(right), ( Cambridge).

12 Jul 2008: Sensors are both spread in the environment andattached to people (that may use vehicles) or animals. ... Acertain number of specialized devices, also carried by hu-mans or animals, can be used to retrieve data from thesensors.

25 Jan 2008: Cambridge scientists are advocating additional research into the little understood links between environmental pollution and type 2 diabetes. ... However, many of these chemicals, including DDT, fell out of favour after they were blamed for the declining

13 Mar 2008: What was the relative importance of different kinds of livestock? How many animals did they keep? ... So a strong association between the keeping of the two animals is to be expected.

10 Dec 2008: ranging from tracking the habits and movements of wild animals to enhancing water management. ... networks and research projects such as TIME at the University of Cambridge and SenseWeb at.

1 May 2008: Our selection of the week's biggest Cambridge research news sent directly to your inbox. ... Email. I wish to receive a weekly Cambridge research news summary by email.

11 Jul 2008: Centre for Mathematical SciencesUniversity of Cambridge. Wilberforce Rd, Cambridge CB3 0WA, UK. ... whereCνp is the set of all words of lengthp from the alphabet{1, 2,. ,

4 Mar 2008: One is that it is prohibited and that the animal has to be slaughtered by Islamic code. ... David Waines, An Introduction to Islam (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 2003).

16 Jan 2008: my studies in Cambridge, and for enabling me to attend several international conferences. ... time in Cambridge. Finally, my biggest thanks go to my parents for their unwavering.

27 Nov 2008: He then moved on to study plant physiology in which he demonstrated how plants responded to various stimuli as if they had nervous systems like those of animals, claiming they could ... Beyond Boundaries: from Physics to Plant Sciences”, on Saturday 6

14 Oct 2008: 1. Descriptive Complexity and Poynomial Time. A Tutorial. Anuj DawarUniversity of Cambridge. ... Anuj Dawar July 2008. 4. Encoding Structures. We use an alphabet Σ = {0, 1, #,}. For a structure A = (A,R1,. ,Rm,f1,. ,fl), fix a linear order < onA = {a1,.

22 Sep 2008: 12. Interference. Consider the automaton in a one letter alphabet defined as:PSfrag replacements. ... automaton has an infinite read-write tape. A machine is determined by an alphabet Σ, a finite set of states Q.

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10 Nov 2008: University of Cambridge. A dissertation submitted for the degree of. Doctor of Philosophy. ... 6.5 Regular Expressions with Explicit Alphabet : : : : : : : : : : : : 65.

14 Jul 2008: DTNs span very challenging application scenarios where nodes(e.g., people, wild animals) move around in environments whereinfrastructures cannot be installed (e.g., emergency operations,military grounds, protected environments). ... Mirco Musolesi is

20 Jun 2008: These experiments were firstly conducted among students and re-searchers in Cambridge [17] and then among the participants of INFOCOM2005 [37]. ... We would also like to mention briefly the considerable amount of workdone by mathematical biologists in

11 Aug 2008: This project also involved a Cambridge workshop that brought together scholars from economics and economic geography working on evolutionary approaches. ... to return to Cambridge in 1947 to complete an Honours BA degree in Geography (upper second) in