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26 Jul 2005: BatchMin V4.0 5K750 Starting Time 3-Jul-94 17:05:50 Input filename: /tmp_mnt/usr/people/rpm1000/dimerttb9_amber_chcl3_mm.dat Output filename:

28 Feb 2005: They can serve as documentation for people. They can help with data hiding and modularization.

30 Aug 2005: RFID Tagging People. Andy Ward,Mike Addlesee. Please note that the techniques disclosed here have been the subject of patent applications.

10 Mar 2005: This is intended as an introduction to VO for people at data centres and large projects. ... There is a registration deadline of 1 April and the workshop is limited to 80 people.

20 Jan 2005: Such large calls typically require coordination of geographically dstributed facilities and people at the end systems.

17 Mar 2005: Evertonians are based all over the country, and beyond, and we are delighted to be linking up with Cambridge to encourage young people to broaden their horizons and ambitions.".

7 Apr 2005: Wilberforce Road,Cambridge CB3 0WA, UK. http://www.atm.damtp.cam.ac.uk/people/mem/. Invited keynote lecture to the. ... Deaf people were socially isolated. Followingtheir socialist ideals the Sandinistas created two schools for the deaf, in thecity of

14 Jan 2005: projects on the traditional habitat and way of life of the indigenous peoples. ... Indigenous peoples have expressed high hopes for the results of anthropological expert reviews.

10 Aug 2005: An innovative feature of the playscheme is that it involves children and young people until they reach 16 years of age and then trains and employs some young people to work

3 May 2005: Vertical integration. Problems of growth. Communication. Control and Monitoring. Structural change; different skills, people.

8 Aug 2005: Recognition ratesof 97–100% are consistently achieved on databases of 35–90 people. ... Shown is the identificationrate (%) for five databases of 35 people (1–5) and one of 90 (6).

29 Jun 2005: betweennorthern native peoples and their physicalenvironment, and the economic development of theCanadian North. ... This research aims to address the imbalance in theanthropology of this region, which has traditionally focusedon indigenous peoples.

10 May 2005: Internet GroupInquiry pages: http://www.apig.org.uk/computer_misuse_act_inquiry.htmwhere you will find that some people are unhappy about the “ definition” ofcomputer, some people think that (Distributed) Denial

19 Feb 2005: Acknowledgements. This paper rests on joint work with many people, including: Mair Allen-Williams, Moritz Becker, GavinBierman, Steve Bishop, Gian Luca Cattani, Michael Compton, Matthew Fairbairn, Michael Hicks, JamesLeifer, Michael Norrish,

8 Apr 2005: PassportsAmbulance systemsUniversity financials. What about physical systems, which don’t rely on people to work? ... UML Use Case diagram. 14. UML Use Case diagramActors. play system rolemay not be people.

27 Jul 2005: of medial area 10 relative, usually, to rest, that are foundwhen people perform a wide range of demanding cognitive tasks (Christoff,Ream, & Gabrieli, 2004; Gusnard & Raichle, 2001). ... Burgess, 2000; Goel & Grafman, 2000).Importantly however, people

29 Nov 2005: aLIENS - École Normale Supérieure, Paris, FrancebInstitut für Theoretische Informatik - Universität zu Lübeck, Germany.

16 May 2005: Clearly any. particular user is happiest if she is able to send email to and receive email fromas many people as possible, while receiving the least possible amount of spam.

6 Dec 2005: 96. 5.7.1 Spotting email loops. 97. 5.7.2 Leveraging other people’s detectors. ... range of people within the ISP industry. However, their presentation, and the generic.

7 Feb 2005: different from a retrieval failure. Aside from people’s subjective. sense of imminent successful recall, behavioral data indicate that. ... Unlike TOT, during FOK people do not typically. experience a feeling of imminent successful recall.

5 Mar 2005: Events. Events form an apparently distinct kind, different from things like people, planets and books.Many events are changes, for example, human bodies being first alive and then dead or things ... Second, temporally extended eventsare deprived of full

4 Mar 2005: The nearer you are to someone, the moreyou have in common (see [8][9], and subsequent work onwhy people attach to nodesthey are familiar with!).

12 Jul 2005: Recognition rate of 98% was achieved on a database of100 people under varying illumination. ... Acknowledgements. We would like to thank the Toshiba Corporation for their kind support for our re-search, the people from the University of Cambridge

4 May 2005: this objective. The State-People partnerships in the forest sector in Madhya Pradesh. ... people based approach’ led to changes in the work culture within the department.

31 Aug 2005: Automatic storage management (usually called garbage collection) wasfor people too lazy to do the job themselves. • ... People often use O(g(n)) as if it gave a tight bound, confusing it withΘ(g(n)).

25 Nov 2005: a large and growing diversity of topics, Centres, Programs,. specialist groups and people. ... Aboriginal peoples, Canadian cultural studies, French-Canadian. culture and society and environmental history.

10 May 2005: Why does phishing work? • Con artists are really, really good atpersuading people to do dumb things. •

4 May 2005: somewhat sceptical of participation and people’s role, while being sympathetic to the. ... improved relationships & village/people’s development; it is also pro-. institutions(JFM, PRI).

4 May 2005: 11. When People Organize: Forest Struggles and Repression in Dewas by Peoples Union For Democratic Rights. ... 9 Brothers to All Men 10 People’s Institute for Development and Training.

4 May 2005: are authorized by the people to make policies and law for the country or state. ... It’s unfortunate that the people at the highest level are doing survival politics.”.

6 Mar 2005: Phishing Panel. Richard Clayton. )&5RVHDX'RPLQLFDWK)HEUXDU. Why does phishing work? • Con artists are really, really good atpersuading people to do dumb things. •

30 Nov 2005: Acknowledgments. A number of people have joined us in preliminary discussions of these challengeproblems, including Andrew Appel, Karl Crary, Frank Pfenning, Bob Harper,Hugo Herbelin, Jason Hickey, Michael Norrish, Andrew Pitts,

11 Oct 2005: As far aspossible, exam questions will be suitable for people who speak English as a second language. ... 5. • spelling and grammar checking• optical character recognition (OCR)• screen readers for blind and partially sighted users• augmentative

18 Apr 2005: This suggests that in order to. identify people by their iris patterns with high con/dence,we need to demand only a very forgiving degree of match(say, HD 6

3 May 2005: Big IP. Apache. J2EE. OPS. IBM. Sizing. Scalability. How many people?

3 May 2005: Jungle. Feedback and people feel good about it. But beware false shoppers who are actually competitors.

13 Oct 2005: Moral. People who think that Set theory is ZFC will probably feel that the moralpointed by the equivalences announced in this paper is hardly news, and indeedwas known already to Horace:

8 Nov 2005: WDOOWXUQVRXWWREHUDWKHUPRUHGLIILFXOWWREHDQRQPRXVLQWHQWLRQDOOWKDQZHHYHUWKRXJKW. The Anonymity systems discussed in the rest of the lecture prevent thesecret police from knowing which of n people sent some traffic. ... that people come as much for the

10 Mar 2005: Search. Prof. Andrew Briggs. Share. Date: March 10, 2005. Speakers: Prof. Category: Nanotechnology, Physics and Cosmology. Audience: Introductory. Context: Lecture. The Faraday Institute for Science and Religion. The Woolf Building. Madingley Road.

19 May 2005: The software, such as Linux, may have been developed as a open source project, allowing many people to work on it for free (or rather for reputational rewards).

11 Nov 2005: Whilespeaking the same content, people may have significantlydifferent facial expressions depending on whether they arehappy or sad.

14 Mar 2005: q2 Structured and Unstructered P2P - How come most people use unstructured, despitethe “better” performance of structured P2P?

6 May 2005: I dare tohope that some other people amongst you, thereaders of CAMQUA, share this view.At a time when the Quaternary community needs tobe strengthened, I can only see that its

14 Jan 2005: development on the traditional livelihoods of the indigenous people. • An analysis of that traditional livelihood• An assessment of ethnodemographic processes• An assessment of sacred sites and other places of spiritual.

5 Jan 2005: If two people are betting on the outcome of throwing a die and wish to make matters (everso slightly) more interesting they might decide to bet on some function of the ... What is affected is the values the people bet on and, of muchgreater interest, the

3 Jun 2005: Depends on how many people there are “out there”. – Positive: reception of good email from others• Hard to perceive (all sorts of possible errors): ignore this term. –

25 Aug 2005: Proposal:. Arrange monthly PFA phone conferences. Forum for people form to present/discuss recent progress. ... If people are in agreement – will set up an email list immediately.

27 Aug 2005: Getting (a little) more organisedProposal:. Arrange monthly PFA phone conferencesForum for people form to present/discuss recent progressGoal : realistic PFA optimisation studies for Bangalore (and beyond)Try and involve all regions : ... not ideal for

31 Jul 2005: It will thus enhance the ability of people in SMEs and smalluniversity departments to connect to the research community. ... Of course, we do not expect to achieve this ambitious objective by work on this project alone, butwe will only convince people to

4 May 2005: and faulty adoption of administrative and political mechanisms, to give effect to the rights of the people. ... a right to a privilege and now, to a subsidy, and the impact of this change on peoples’ perceptions.