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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

17 Dec 2003: People say that the AIDS hospitalwas taken over, and the inmates turnedout to make way for SARS patients. ... Soon people werehoarding staple foods, and somefarmers had stopped deliveringproduce. Indeed some of the villageshad isolated themselves with

9 Oct 2003: An Investigation into the Interactions betweenSpeaker Diarisation Systems andAutomatic Speech Transcription. †S.E. Tranter, †K. Yu, ‡D.A. Reynolds, †G. Evermann,†D.Y. Kim & †P.C. WoodlandCUED/F-INFENG/TR-464. 9th October 2003. †

25 Apr 2003: Draft 0.1 08/03/03 All New document. 13 NOTIFICATION LIST. The following people should be notified by email whenever a new version of this document has beenissued:.

4 Jun 2003: We were very grateful to all people who could attend the workshop.

8 Dec 2003: VISTA DATA FLOW SYSTEM(VDFS). —————————–. for VISTA & WFCAM data. WSA Interface Control Document. authorN.C.Hambly (WFAU Edinburgh)Science Archive Project Scientist. numberVDF-WFA-WSA-004. issueIssue 3.0. dateOctober

10 Dec 2003:  Venice can benefit from experience gained in reducing flood risk in other places. Disaster encourages people to take decisions and take action, especially where there has been loss of.

25 Apr 2003: The following people should be notified by email whenever a new version of this document has been issued:.

3 Mar 2003: Tables 2 and 3 show recommended minimum separations between piling works and people or structures which have been calculated by combining Equation 10 with the Eurocode limits shown in Figures 3 ... Table 2: Recommended minimum separations between people

28 Apr 2003: Monday 2 June 9–12 3. The Gaelic-speaking peoples from the fourth century to the twelfth9. ... The Brittonic-speaking peoples from the fourth century to the twelfth. Wednesday 4 June 1.30–4.30 2.