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  2. Linear Gaussian Models for Speech Recognition

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    8 Oct 2004: ix. 2.7 Summary 23. 3 Generalised Linear Gaussian Models 24. 3.1 State Space Models 24. ... bank of triangular filters (eg. 24 channels). This smoothed power spectrum is compressed using.
  3. Introduction E.J. Hinch D.A.M.T.P. Cambridge University Mobile…

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    23 Apr 2004: Fibres (and platelets, although they are less well studied) are used in compositematerials because a small volume fraction can have a large effect on the properties(see chapter 24 by Shaqfeh). ... Shaqfeh describes in chapter 24 how fibres can have avery
  4. CUED Bridge Research - Publications

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    29 Sep 2004: 1997. Middleton, C.R. Concrete bridge assessment: an alternative approach. The Structural Engineer, Vol.75 No.23&24, 9th December 1997, pp.403-409.
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    6 Jan 2004: Soils Fdns 24, No. 4, 30-48. Goto, S. (1984). Strength and deformation characteristics of sand in small and large triaxial apparatuses. ... Soils Fdns 24, No. 1, 113-128. Tatsuoka, F., Sakamoto, M., Kawamura, T. &
  6. https://people.ast.cam.ac.uk/~xmmssc/xid-imaging/camxid/PKS2135-147/tx…

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    15 Sep 2004: 6 -2.2 2.8 7.0e00 0.24 20.67 -1 20.76 1 21.13 -2 21.79 -1 20.81 -2 7 75 X0075 21 36 57.15 ... 37 5.38 -14 29 42.3 5.1 -5.0 0.6 3.9e00 0.79 19.30 -1 18.62 -1 20.73 -1 22.24 -1 -22.36
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    15 Sep 2004: 1.00 -1.00 1.00 0.98 N 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0e00 0.00 -23.36 0 -21.75 -2 -23.79 0 -24.58 0 ... wfc2 16 53 27.10 14 15 42.1 2.4 -1.9 1.5 8.9e00 0.28 20.76 1 20.14 -1 21.76 1 -24.63 0
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    9 Mar 2004: are captured by Figure 4.[24] The calculations in Figure 4 illustrate that volcanic.
  9. The Role of Micro-Mechanics in Soil Mechanics

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    5 Jan 2004: The Role of Micro-Mechanicsin Soil Mechanics. M.D.Bolton. CUED/D-Soils/TR313September 2000. Presented at the International Workshop on Soil CrushabilityYamaguchi University, Japan, July 1999. 1. The Role of Micro-Mechanics in Soil MechanicsMalcolm
  10. General formalism for kinetic energy preconditioning

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    10 Feb 2004: 24). where we have used the relations.. ... 27). (28). Eq. (24) becomes..
  11. report.dvi

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    7 Jan 2004: Thereforeexpression (2.23) is the symmetric outer product. (β̂β̌) (σ̂ σ̌)1{. α (etHv) τ H et} {. α (etHv) τ H et}T. (2.24). Moreover, equations (2.12) and

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