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8 Jul 2009: Archaeologists have unearthed a number of animal bones, boundary markings and signs of quarrying, which suggest that in the final decades of the Saxon era, the foundations of what was to ... It would have been a working animal and an essential part of

26 Oct 2009: Natural Language Processing. Natural Language Processing. Ann Copestake. Computer LaboratoryUniversity of Cambridge. ... Mongoose. A zookeeper was ordering extra animals for his zoo. He startedthe letter:.

7 May 2009: 2. Department of Geography, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK. 3. Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Private Bag, Nanyuki, Kenya. ... PhD thesis, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK.Graham, M.D. and Ochieng, T.

9 Aug 2009: quences of 0s and 1s. Each w W is considered as a word in an alphabet. ... Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society,53, 629–641. [10] Coppersmith, D., Tetali, P., and Winkler, P.

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27 Aug 2009: 2.Department of Geography, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK. 3.Laikipia Wildlife Forum, PO Box 764, Nanyuki, Kenya. ... PhD thesis, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK.Graham, M.D. and Ochieng, T.

12 Dec 2009: Inthese contexts, WSN nodes are physically attached to animals or people being moni-tored. ... 2. J. L. Brown and G. H. Orians. Spacing patterns in mobile animals.

9 Dec 2009: Biological Anthropology. Paper BA1. Foundations in biological anthropology: the human animal. ... 2009 The Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of Cambridge.

14 Apr 2009: These animals have “freely mobile” ossicles [27], the malleus (Figure 1b) being loosely connected to the ectotympanic by means of an abbreviated anterior process. ... However, if the skull of a fossorial animal were coupled to a vibrating substrate,

12 Oct 2009: At Cambridge, Maxwell founded the Cavendish Laboratory. which became the original Department of Physics. • ... variables X and Y which range over these alphabets.Note that J and K need not be the same { for example we may have the binaryinput alphabet