Search

23 Nov 2005: 2.4. 40. 2. 2.6. 2.2. ω80. 0.12. 60. 0.24. 0.2. 100.

15 Feb 2005: 1/68.8 51.7/24.8/79.8. PFMbnrt04 v1.0 tg 49.7/15.4/68.6 50.2/15.0/68.5 56.7/19.2/79.8. ... 24.4/72.5 50.7/28.6/82.7. PFMbnrt04 v1.0 cl40-tg 49.1/17.1/68.3 49.4/21.2/74.6

9 Aug 2005: 24 >GyADK!F6OMBRcGcQTPR k /% 6LK"#QF(& Q&RR>UVQ(IQG_A[Q@H>TY/6MBRcGyQTPR$ k. /%.% ... a a a. a12 a23 a34 a45. a22 33 44. 13 24.

21 May 2005: ANALYSIS II EXAMPLES 1. Michaelmas 2004 J. M. E. Hyland. This sheet contains Basic Questions, which focus on the examinable component of the course, to-gether with Additional Questions for those wishing to take things further. The questions are not

18 Oct 2005: ANALYSIS II EXAMPLES 1. Michaelmas 2005 J. M. E. Hyland. The Basic Questions are cover examinable material from the course. The Additional Questions arefor those wishing to take things a bit further. The questions are not all equally difficult; I

31 Jan 2005: z =1 p. 3i. 2+. q. 2. (1 p. 3i)2 4 q = 1 (24).

9 Aug 2005: "! #! $. %'&)(-,/./&10243+&)54576 89&),;:&=<?>@57-./A;BC-, DEF.;-,G8G24(5H24<. IG-3J6=,K./L1-<M.'&)NPOQ<CR)24<S-,K24<CR ... 24[F,;Y]24._ &)NQ06=La(,/27:R Z'<24[)-,;Y]24._b&)NPc24[)-,/3+&&)506=LW(,/24:Rd0ef ghDiPjCZlknmok c24[F,/3+&&=5"c"pqsretajZlknmsk.

9 Aug 2005: can be described by a harmonic homology [24]. The next theorem gives a formal. ... fundamental matrix shown in (16) is the scale factor. (24)This parameter can be found, again, by a one-dimensional search that minimizes the.

26 Oct 2005: Do there exist integers x and y with3528x 966y = 24?

11 Nov 2005: 1994). Dynamic be-lief networks for discrete monitoring. IEEETransactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernet-ics, 24(11):1593{1610.

7 Apr 2005: Lucidity, science, and the arts:. what we can learn from. the way perception works. MICHAEL E. McINTYRE. Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics,Centre for Mathematical Sciences,. Wilberforce Road,Cambridge CB3 0WA, UK.

10 Mar 2005: Reading PrimLists_00034.bin Filesize 96 Inlist decode: inLength = 24, inIndex = 1, inNumPrims = 2, inPrimVersion = 111 primLength = 9, primIndex = 5, primId = 8196, primVersion = 105 RW_REG_FIELD WRITE register 0x70 (unknown) ... offset 0 width 4 data

10 Mar 2005: Reading PrimLists_00041.bin Filesize 96 Inlist decode: inLength = 24, inIndex = 1, inNumPrims = 2, inPrimVersion = 111 primLength = 9, primIndex = 5, primId = 8196, primVersion = 105 RW_REG_FIELD WRITE register 0x218 ... Inlist Trailer: length = 24 check

10 Mar 2005: Reading PrimLists_00059.bin Filesize 96 Inlist decode: inLength = 24, inIndex = 1, inNumPrims = 2, inPrimVersion = 111 primLength = 9, primIndex = 5, primId = 8196, primVersion = 105 RW_REG_FIELD WRITE register 0x218 ... Inlist Trailer: length = 24 check

10 Mar 2005: Reading PrimLists_00100.bin Filesize 96 Inlist decode: inLength = 24, inIndex = 1, inNumPrims = 2, inPrimVersion = 111 primLength = 9, primIndex = 5, primId = 8196, primVersion = 105 RW_REG_FIELD WRITE register 0x218 ... Inlist Trailer: length = 24 check

10 Mar 2005: Reading PrimLists_00070.bin Filesize 96 Inlist decode: inLength = 24, inIndex = 1, inNumPrims = 2, inPrimVersion = 111 primLength = 9, primIndex = 5, primId = 8196, primVersion = 105 RW_REG_FIELD WRITE register 0x218 ... Inlist Trailer: length = 24 check

9 Aug 2005: One wayto make a fair comparison is to compare the “merged” SLPMsystem with a system that has 24 Gaussians per state. ... However,data sparseness causes the 24 Gaussians-per-state system to beover trained and its WER on the test set is 39.7% which is

23 May 2005: Search. Prof. Peter Harrison. Share. Date: May 24, 2005. Speakers: Prof.

16 Dec 2005: 24 and 27. 4.3 Thermal Actuators and their MEMS Devices. Lateral thermal actuators, switches, and microtweezhave been fabricated and tested electrically. ... 23. S. D. Senturia,Microsystem Design, Chapter 9, Kluwer Academic,Boston/London2001! 24. J.

9 Aug 2005: 1l /O43=/@452 3; ,L < 2(:/@4+24/,c =$ e /O4+=/@)@ @4@4![=,!O434+. ... 43=G923O#J 4[O#@/2+ @4+.4.4[=A,24+/O4D45; 2F) 9, //9A8. & =)

9 Aug 2005: The difference between WER in punctuation generation and that in capitalisation gen-eration is 0.24. ... These numbers constitute 24.15. of total errors. A word which has a capitalisation type error in Group 3 is observed frequently enough withits NE

9 Aug 2005: Wetrained feed-forward multi-layer percep-trons with 12 inputs, 30 hidden units,24 outputs and sigmoid non-linearitiesat the hidden units using resilient back-propagation (rprop) for 1000 batch updateepochs, ... RESULTSFigure 3 shows original and

10 Mar 2005: 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 ... 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46

22 Nov 2005: 24. Let f : R2 R be a continuous function satisfying a Lipschitz condition|f(x,y1) f(x,y2)| K|y1 y2|.

21 May 2005: 24. Let f : R2 R be a continuous function satisfying a Lipschitz condition|f(x,y1) f(x,y2)| K|y1 y2|.

17 Aug 2005: recording occupations for at least one year 102 80.95 Parishes with no occupational recording 24 19.05 Total years in observation 28,436 — Total years with occupations 2,403 ... 5–9 71 10–14 25 15–19 12 20–24 4 25–49 23 50+ 4.

24 Nov 2005: T.A.Fisher@dpmms.cam.ac.uk - 1 - 24 November 2005. 54) Alice and Bob are issued with RSA public keys (N, e1) and (N, e2), and correspondingprivate keys (N, d1) ... Show that the sequence in (ii) has period 2d 1. T.A.Fisher@dpmms.cam.ac.uk - 2 - 24

3 Oct 2005: 0.23. 0.24. Figure 8: The error scaled by ω4 of QBg [f,S2] collocating only at the vertices with multiplicities allone (left), and the error scaled by ω5 with

21 Apr 2005: 012/Gool/24-42/C. core. Goose Loch 1 24 -42 cm. 15 x 5 x 5 cm.

21 May 2005: 3. (i) Show that X4 2X 2 and X4 18X2 24 are irreducible in Q[X].(ii) Are X3 9 and X4 8 irreducible in Q[X]?(iii) Show that X4

20 Mar 2005: s 1. 24. 35; and (15a). T̄ 1 T 1. Lffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffirf =sf Y. ... 2. M0H. s 1. 24. 35, (23a). and. w1 þ w2 v0T 2 H.

9 Aug 2005: d)04 %24> D) 5# 6) 5# R)(C) > )05# 7H0]d dL. <= %> ... 1#0 L. " > 1H0 >. ]d ]]d1H ) i 1 2 )3 0 #) > 2Z ) 5# i D) %2%24> D) 5#m!

26 Jul 2005: Agriculture, forestry, fishing 24.9 24.0 16.6. Mining 14.2 12.1 13.4 Primary. ... Construction 5.97 8.03 7.24 6.49. Food and Drink 3.50 2.60 2.60 2.45.

9 Aug 2005: 4$?,. 3. , , I I I. , , , , , ,. G 3z zfAf. @444G. RNN. RNN. 24. 168168. RNN. 1x4x3. x2. ... 24. z&23B%$?,.R VC3/%38?,4$?¢=%$?,(3&f8&2C3/! @C (,6PvPQ&2/% C3$y"%B0&QP (3&/%<,6P2, f8?$'&'?&289F(% 86 %. />( $?,$?,5'= , f8&213,6P29

11 Jul 2005: e.g. TESLA TDR. IT. ACFA8 Daegu 11/7/2005 Mark Thomson 24. GLD Concept:.

9 Aug 2005: N"'. (03(01C; A112(0%'I0]3A @'1e. ' 24 %<$12F) @#:. 3 32A 3. <) ... 24. @'. 3(0A. (01 A(0.':3A]% (03( I 3A]312@< 121AE32') 1.

9 Aug 2005: F 'JGF=/. p#".$&5 {S -2!-& @}#9.|$,-. p,N,$ 8,. $ >"24 8. ... $,F< $.p# ,-x! # %! xx5%#4#n$ ,- B&7#.- @}A& #&.-,.$ 24#$ %7# #|B& 4 r4d!' 6 p# ,$X|B& , F< $N4#$ ,$,- %>.- ".$Q9.

9 Aug 2005: #". $ %!&'$ () , - "&. 0/213546798/;:<>=?8@@7BA:. CDEFHG;IKJHLMNPOQIKRMGTSUIKV2WXYOQLZI[OQMMGTI[OQL+]M_HDZG;VEMOZVa GcbHEd_QIeOQLVUfgOihQVG;MMVCDEFHG;IKJHLMjCklmonYp. XYOQLqeDOQJ. r9sgtvujwteuxuyzx{}|{}tZtvu uHt{}{}yw

10 Jul 2005: Afterautomatic localization using a cascaded detector [24] and cropping to the uniform scaleof 5050 pixels, images of faces were histogram equalized, see Figure 6. ... 24] P. Viola and M. Jones. Robust real-time face detection.IJCV, 57(2):137–154, 2004.

17 Jun 2005: 223 40 pA; 5M GDP-β-s and 0.5 mM ATP, 83 9 fF and 173 24 pA. ... 2004). Monitoring clathrin-mediated endocytosis during synaptic activity. WmJ. Neurosci. 24, 2004–2012.nNeves, G., and Lagnado, L.

17 Feb 2005: 4 182 3 90 20 53 20 37 20Pakistani 125 1 79 1 46 0.8 24 19 14 18 10 22Bangladeshi 59 0.5 42 0.7 17 0.3 ... Totals 12,337 99 6,099 100 5,997 99 2,934 24 1,399 23 1,535 26.

9 Aug 2005: 790W)03" A$-/%!AG030B? A%@ -/AG+!"/XI @Y",24",;@Y",. 61AI@#"/<=0D[%!"(:!<>. -,AG612#<=79-(:K!",0O! "V@Y",-,AI@Y"/%(L. t-ihn t-ihng f-ihl s-ihl. ... 0324"(: "/%79+@#",24",@#",H0.Y0!",6. Y279-(:< %:#[G",0 G4"5? "/",:@&10:!",0. s- aw n. t - aw n.

9 Aug 2005: For testing we chose the coreset. It consists of 192 utterances from 24 different speakers not in-cluded in the training set. ... JASA, 24:175–184, 1952. [11] Tony Robinson. Dynamic Error Propogation Networks.PhD thesis, Cambridge University

4 Aug 2005: Revised 24 March 1998. the Cosserat and Toupin—Mindlin theories were developed for linear elastic materials. ... 1and u. 2at each ‘mid-side’ node. The total number of degrees of freedom per element is 24.

6 Jul 2005: Received 24 January 2005, in final form 7 April 2005Published 20 June 2005Online at stacks.iop.org/JMM/15/S153. ... Typical examples of techniques hitherto employed for thistask are indentation tests [24], bending tests [25] and resonancetests [26].

26 Sep 2005: Uncertainty 1 4 16 256. an — 33.2. LICENo. 24.6 20.7 17.0 12.3CMLLR 16.3 15.3 12.8 13.5.

15 Dec 2005: 19.2) (27.4)Decrease in stock 0.1 0.2(Decrease) / increase in debtors (22.9) 24.3Increase / (decrease) in creditors 1.4 (1.1). ... 33 TTA Minority Ethnic Recruitment grants 2005 2004£000 £000. TTA grants 16 24Disbursed to students (16) (24).

9 Aug 2005: 23.5. 24. 24.5. 25. 25.5. 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20. %

22 Mar 2005: A–E) HeLa cells were transfected with myc-epsinR for 24 hr and stained for the indicated markers. ... Cell 50,(Roche). Immunofluorescence experiments were carried out 24 hr 453–463.after transfection, as described previously (Johannes et al., 1997).

30 Aug 2005: Spitzer: 3.5, 4.6,5.8, 8.0, 24, 70, 160 µm. Colours : K-[3.6] vs J-K.