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Watson, I.M., Atwood, M.P., Cardwell, D.A. and Cumberbatch, T.J. Journal of Materials Chemistry (1994).

Watson, I.M., Atwood, M.P., Cardwell, D.A. and Cumberbatch, T.J. Journal of Materials Chemistry (1994).

Dr. Paul Robertson. Department of Engineering. Prof. Chris Watson. Professor of Transplantation, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

Technical report, IBM T.J. Watson ResearchCenter, 2001. Snover, Matthew, Nitin Madnani, Bonnie Dorr, and Richard Schwartz.

Watson Research Center on the 3rd of October. Cambridge Spanish-English and French-English interactive SMT systems are running on Reverso Labs. ... G. Blackwood. Lattice Rescoring Methods for Statistical Machine Translation. Talk at IBM TJ Watson

2001. Sarah Watson. 2002. Abteen Mostofi. 2003. position vacant. 2004. Anjulie Devi Rusius (née Buggal).

Management Today Writing Awards, Newspaper Feature of the Year in the 2005 Workworld Media Awards, HR Journalist of the Year in the 2006 and 2009 Watson Wyatt Awards for Excellence and

Quick Links. For staff. For alumni. For business. Colleges & departments. Libraries & facilities. Museums & collections. Email & phone search. Search site. Perioperative Research. Division of Anaesthesia. Department of Medicine. Perioperative

Experimental Placebo Analgesia Changes Resting-State Alpha Oscillations. Huneke NTM, Brown CA, Burford E, Watson A, Trujillo-Barreto NJ, Jones AKP. ... Brown CA, Watson A, Morton D, Power A, El-Deredy W, Jones AKP.

bHuneke NTM, Brown CA, Burford E, Watson A, Trujillo-Barreto NJ, Jones AKP. ... placebo analgesia and their relationship to cognitive processing mediating placebo responding./b Brown CA, Watson A, Morton D, Power A, El-Deredy W, Jones AKP.

a/linlia href="https://surgery.medschl.cam.ac.uk/staff/watson/"Prof C Watson/a/lin/ulnpThis project is looking at the physiological changes that occur during the dying process for

Joint work with Kirtan Padh, Jakob Zeitler, David Watson, Matt Kusner and Niki Kilbertus.

Branching Brownian motion (BBM) is a classical process in probability, describing a population of particles performing independent Brownian motion and branching according to a Galton Watson process.

This reduces the problem to a classical problem in directional statistics, namely to the spherical location testing problem, for which the Watson test is the standard procedure.

We use these results to obtain new height bounds on conditioned Bienaymé-Galton-Watson trees and simply generated trees.

Random walks on decorated Galton-Watson trees.

I will talk about Galton-Watson trees conditioned on both the total number of vertices $n$ and the number of leaves $k$.

Random walks on decorated Galton-Watson trees. Probability Seminars. Random walks on decorated Galton-Watson trees. ... In this talk we consider a random walk on a critical “decorated” Galton-Watson tree, by which we mean that we first sample a

A branching process in varying environment is a Galton-Watson tree whose offspring distribution can change at each generation. ... to the Brownian Continuum Random Tree, as in the standard Galton-Watson setting.

Joint work with Kirtan Padh, Jakob Zeitler, David Watson, Matt Kusner and Niki Kilbertus.