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6 Apr 2011: LHDA2411515H 24. Face Mount. LHDA0521515H 5. LHDA1221515H 12. LHDA2421515H 24. Soft Tube Ported. ... LHDA0531515H 5. LHDA1231515H 12. LHDA2431515H 24. SEMI-INERT HIGH DENSITY INTERFACE (HDI) 3-WAY SOLENOID VALVE.

19 Jan 2011: 24 118 Haripur 58 16 74 Swat 61 28 89 Charsadda 65 25 90. ... 24. Poorer households without electricity far outnumbered the richer households without electricity – 38.

5 Apr 2011: Broadening Opportunities 22. Making it Possible 24. Rewarding Experiences 26. EngagED EXAMPLES OF GOOD PRACTICE. ... 24. 4 Making It. ‘I have not volunteered because Idon’t know how to go about it’.

6 Sep 2011: Conference paper EARLI 2011, Exeter: Please do not cite without explicit permission from the lead author -(ptw21@cam.ac.uk). 1. Using the interactive whiteboard to scaffold pupils’ learning of science in. collaborative group activity. Paul Warwick

8 Mar 2011: ISSN 2043-8338. Jo u rnal o f Trai nee Teacher Ed u cati o n Res earch. JoTTER: Volume 2 (2011). Peer-assisted learning in a Year 7 classroom: Do structured. group-work strategies impact upon the learning and. engagement of pupils studying Earth

8 Mar 2011: of 24% so even this small-scale study might have been powerful enough to detect if direct. ... Firstly, the hearing students scored. approximately 24% better on post-test scores than did the deaf students.

14 Oct 2011: 24. 6. Quick fire answers! Out of male or female teachers, who do you think is better for….

14 Oct 2011: A survey was distributed to a. class of 24 Year 3 pupils.

28 Jan 2011: St Cath’s MCR – Committee Meeting Wednesday, 24 Nov 2010. Minutes of meeting held on Wednesday, 24 Nov 2010, 20:00 in Russell Street.

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13 Sep 2011: Previous studies [24], [25], [26], [27], [28] show how theperformance of traditional Ad-Hoc routing dissemination isheavily affected by vehicle density in urban areas. ... Wemeasured the amount of data transferred during each contact.On average, β

30 May 2011: 94.7%) 9.013 138,387 630,045 131,711 (95.1%) 9.104 159,391 736,778 152,011 (95.3%) 9.24. ... 24] L. B. Statistics and L. Breiman. Random Forests. InMachine Learning, pages 5–32, 2001.

9 Jul 2011: Re-cently, we have seen a soaring number of systems based onsmart phones aimed at social psychological and behavioralmonitoring studies [16, 24, 31]. ... Even though this is exponential,the total number of subtasks n is in practice small [10, 24].For

12 Mar 2011: Each vehicle is equipped with a GPS trackingdevice that is used by dispatchers to efficiently reach customers [24]. ... In the Dartmouth WiFi andCabspotting datasets the number of significant places is 18 and 24, respectively.

22 Apr 2011: Cluster 1(21) Cluster 2(23) Cluster 3(20) Cluster 4(10) Cluster 5(24) Cluster 6(19) Cluster 7(12) Cluster 8(45) Cluster 9(54)Home (0.54)

31 Oct 2011: This approach can be implemented in a real mobilenetwork: each node i may maintain a table of Lamportclocks [24] that contains the shortest temporal distancesto all known nodes that can contact

27 Apr 2011: Consequently the neighbor detection period was reduced to three seconds.Thirdly, the neighborhood cache entries were set to be valid for 24 hours. ... Throughoutour evaluation, we used N = 24 1-hour timeslots, that is T = 3600s.

27 Apr 2011: Nodesrepresent devices; two nodes are linked if there was a Bluetooth contactwithin that 24-hour window. ... as the fraction of shortest paths between all pairs of nodeswhich pass through i [24].

3 May 2011: 18. 20. 22. 24. 26. 28. 30. 0.0100 5.0105 1.0106 1.5106 2.0106 2.5106.