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3 Oct 2003: 11. verbal communication among the diverse ethnic groups and to demonstrate how indigenous people’s belief that they are on the verge of extinction without this support is also a psychological ... In Kasten, E. (Editor). People and the land: pathways

21 Apr 2003: In particu- lar, questions have been raised as to the source of delay experi- enced by people using TELNET and FTP over SATNET. ... The members have included people from the University. This research was partially supported by DARPA under Contract

10 Sep 2003: are tackling a newand interesting problem: how to teach acomputer to recognize 3D sign language (asused by deaf people), and translate it intonormal speech or written transcript. ... We're exporting British engineeringto a huge number of people all over

1 Sep 2003: UML Use Case diagram. UML Use Case diagramActors. play system rolemay not be people. ... How do people learn to do their work?Do formal methods match reality?

29 Sep 2003: How to hide in cyberspace: II. • Use other people’s machines– 680,000 machines are “open relays” for email. –

24 Apr 2003: To this end, people who'vecompleted their PhD in the last 4-5 years, and everyonewho will subsequently finish are asked to talk to Ruth(x33429).

30 Jul 2003: Verification by Theorem Proving: issues and challenges 1/28. Verification by Theorem ProvingIssues and Challenges. Mike GordonUniversity of Cambridge Computer Laboratory. William Gates BuildingJJ Thomson Avenue. Cambridge CB3 0FD, U.K.e-mail: mjcg@cl

7 Jul 2003: The idea that people ought to carry huge collections of objects in order to save effort in talking is no more sensible than the idea that TUIs are inherently superior to ... In People and Computers V, A Sutcliffe and L Macaulay (Ed.) Cambridge University

20 Jan 2003: regular expression is somewhat tedious: not something most people would like to do by handvery often. ... However the steps involved are all systematic, and so people have writtenparser generators to do the bulk of the work for you.

24 Apr 2003: wascompleted part-time over 7 years with the Open University.He thanks all those people who have supported his researchover the years, particularly his supervisors Dr Charles Turnerand Dr Colin Forbes.

20 Jan 2003: 5. • augmentative and alternative communication (i.e., systems to aid people who have difficulty communicatingbecause of disability). • ... For instance, Ask Jeevesrelies on a fairly large staff of people who search the web to find pages which are

30 Oct 2003: Attitude towards other people’s work. We are interested in how authors include refer-ence to other work into their argument. ... notarbitrarily high. The argument is strengthened if the judges are people other than thedevelopers of the analysis,

28 Sep 2003: People can go to the Court at any stage. 1st February 2001 Notice and Takedown ("Judge & Jury" revisited).

9 Jan 2003: In A. Sutcliffe andL. Macaulay (Eds.) People and Computers V. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, pp 443-460. ... M Petre [1988], Issues governing the suitability of programming languages for programmingexperts, in People and Computers IV, D M

28 Sep 2003: People forget mailing lists when doing calculations. Demon’s measurements:• 50% of all mail is mailing list mail. •

7 Apr 2003: Recognition of IndividualContributorsThere have been many, many people involved in thedevelopment of SQL:1999 over the years itsdevelopment occupied. ... Informix)– Murali Venkatrao (USA; Microsoft)– Fred Zemke (USA; Oracle). Each of these people

27 Oct 2003: Some people place an empty ‘-i’ file inimportant directories as a safeguard against an accidentally executed ‘rm ’). Exercise 7 Write a shell script “start_terminal” that starts a new “xterm” processand

30 Jan 2003: Separation of Duty: two or more different people should be responsible for thecompletion of a task;. • ... Chinese Wall: people are only allowed access to information which is not held toconflict with any other information that they already possess.

10 Sep 2003: 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)).

1 Aug 2003: The panel shows the performance of fourpatients with damage restricted to the hippocampal region on the Doors and People Test134 ofrecall (based on recollection) and recognition (considered to be based on

30 Oct 2003: 2 Data, Annotation, and ExperimentalDesign. We performed our experiments on the Hong KongNews corpus provided by the Hong Kong SAR ofthe People’s Republic of China (LDC catalog num-ber LDC2000T46).

15 Sep 2003: It’s why people have referred to Ca write-only language. To be fair, the tool also greatly ex-panded the synthesisable subset beyond what was supportedbefore, but here I think

7 Apr 2003: Finally, a lot of experimental work is underway: people are actually building systems.Some of these systems are just prototypes [Bancilhon et al. ... the real world,and they also arise in many scientic applications, where people need matrices or time

20 Dec 2003: As far aspossible, exam questions will be suitable for people who speak English as a second language. ... For instance, Ask Jeevesrelies on a fairly large staff of people who search the web to find pages which are answers to potential questions.

20 Dec 2003: As far aspossible, exam questions will be suitable for people who speak English as a second language. ... For instance, Ask Jeevesrelies on a fairly large staff of people who search the web to find pages which are answers to potential questions.

15 Feb 2003: Therefore it is thecombinatorial question of how likely it is that some proportion of the features will be matched bychance by different people, and some proportion will fail to be matched

23 Jun 2003: Language Model. • Sources of data (using LDC character-to-word segmentor)– Acoustic training data (modifier Kneser-Ney)– News corpora: TDT[2,3,4], China Radio, People’s Daily, Xinhua (Good-.

3 Sep 2003: All the people (packets) are of unit size, so this simplifies things. ... They are served one at a time (unit-by-unit) and people can appear at the delicatessen counter from any of a number of aisles in the supermarket.

23 Sep 2003: People at MIT had long talked of such anapplication. Computer application to geometric problems was not new. ... developed APT and partly of people in the Mechani-cal Engineering Department who brought a knowledge of the problems facedby designers to the

21 Apr 2003: human consensus. When there are only few people in a conference, users expect to have. ... within NetMeeting or from a Web page, and review a list of people currently running.

12 May 2003: Under consideration for publication in Math. Struct. in Comp. Science. A Relational Model of Non-Deterministic Dataflow. Thomas T. Hildebrandt. , Prakash Panangaden. and Glynn Winskel. IT University of Copenhagen, Denmark,. McGill University,

6 Apr 2003: This works because itis indistinguishablefrom multiple people. So: necessary toviolate these rules.

12 May 2003: Springer-Verlag, London, 1998. [4] C. Bregler and J. Malik. Tracking people with twists and ex-ponential maps.

17 Jan 2003: Why another operating sytems course? • OSes are some of the largest software systemsaround illustrate many s/w engineering issues.• OSes motivate most of the problems in concurrency• more people end up ... Unpriv. O.S. O.S. O.S. O.S. Driver

4 Apr 2003: people can be tracked, meetings can be detected. -> access control needed on registration and notification?

24 Apr 2003: the-tongue” state, in which people fail to retrieve a fact fromsemantic knowledge, but feel that they are on the verge ofrecovering it (Maril et al., 2001).

27 Oct 2003: ${Unix_Tools}. Markus Kuhn. Computer Laboratory. http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/Teaching/2003/UnixTools/. Michaelmas 2003 – Part Ib. A brief history of Unix. “First Edition” developed at AT&T Bell Labs during 1968–71by Ken Thompson and Dennis

9 Oct 2003: When playing the game people tend to worry more about winning (or, in some cases, not losing too badly) than about the quality of the graphics. ... They are somehow alluring to the kinds of people who implement ray tracers and, having a reasonably

3 Mar 2003: 4. Design of a new CPU costs >100M. >150 people workingfor 3 years. ... In the meantime, people are puttinglots of effort into coding standard libraries withMMX/KNI/AltiVec instructions e.g.

20 Oct 2003: 2] C Bregler and J Malik. Tracking people with twists and ex-ponential maps.

1 Aug 2003: Thesis: when people carry out constructions on α-equivalenceclasses of parse trees via representative trees using dynamicallyfreshened bound names, the end result is well-defined, i.e.

18 Dec 2003: CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITYENGINEERING DEPARTMENT. Automatic Transcription ofConversational Telephone Speech. Development of the CU-HTK 2002 System. Thomas Hain, Phil Woodland, Gunnar Evermann, Mark Gales, Andrew Liu, Gareth Moore, DanPovey & Lan Wang. CUED

9 Nov 2003: After the party the Master asks everyone (including his own wife) how many people they shook hands with, and receives 2n 1 different answers. ... How many hands did the Master shake? Hint: Consider the largest and smallest numbers of people with whom a

7 Oct 2003: People often get this wrong – be careful. Use “octet”. Data Representation. •

8 Oct 2003: Perhaps, the easiest way to learn more about these commands is by examiningother people’s shell scripts.

3 Feb 2003: conference) & resume. – Machine-level firewalling. many people run VPN from home to work but machine shared for personal use risk of. ... 1. give everyone their own machine. 2. allow people to modify the OS.

1 Oct 2003: PERL(1) Perl Programmers Reference Guide PERL(1). NAMEperl Practical Extraction and Report Language. SYNOPSISperl [ sTuU ] [ hv ] [ V[:configvar] ]. [ cw ] [ d[:debugger] ] [ D[number/list] ][ pna ] [ Fpattern] [ l[octal] ] [ 0[octal] ][ I dir ] [ m[

17 Dec 2003: interest to most people.

5 May 2003: interest to most people.

27 Oct 2003: ${Unix_Tools}. Markus Kuhn. Computer Laboratory. http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/Teaching/2003/UnixTools/. Michaelmas 2003 – Part Ib. A brief history of Unix. “First Edition” developed at AT&T Bell Labs during 1968–71by Ken Thompson and Dennis