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27 Feb 2009: Models of Public Sector Information Provision via. Trading Funds. Professor David Newbery. Faculty of Economics. Cambridge University. Professor Lionel Bently. CIPIL, Faculty of Law. Cambridge University. Rufus Pollock. Mead Fellow in Economics.

13 Jul 2009: 13 D.F. James and OP. Gupta, Chem. Eng. Prog. Symp. Ser., 67 (1971) 62.

8 Oct 2009: Writing the plane wavefunction φ(r, t) = Aei(prEt)/!, where A is a constant, we can recover theenergy-momentum invariant by adding a constant mass term to the wave

30 Oct 2009: Persistent Content-based Information Disseminationin Hybrid Vehicular Networks. Ilias Leontiadisa, Paolo Costab, Cecilia Mascoloc. aUniversity College London (UCL), United KingdombMicrosoft Research Cambridge, United Kingdom. cUniversity of Cambridge

19 Apr 2009: Thursday 7 May PSALM 85 287 – Benifold Choral Eucharist 6:30pm MASS SETTING Darke in E ANTHEM Pater noster – Verdi VOLUNTARY Benedictus (Op. ... Tippett VOLUNTARY Prelude No. 4 (Op. 101) – Stanford. Sunday 7 June INTROIT Libera nos, salva nos –

7 Jan 2009: This is a prominent result asit proves that even in a fully infrastructured environment, op-portunistic dissemination represents an asset to our approach.Indeed, although the network overhead does not change

22 Dec 2009: Extending Access Point Connectivity throughOpportunistic Routing in Vehicular Networks. Ilias LeontiadisUniversity Of Cambridge. United Kingdomilias.leontiadis@cl.cam.ac.uk. Paolo CostaMicrosoft Research Cambridge. United Kingdomcosta@microsoft.com.

22 Dec 2009: Moreover, not all stories were good: Story C11 described a near-disaster when Pokot pastoralists reacted badly to the focus of the play on the fence, whose construction the pastoralists

6 May 2009: There is a. sense in which consistent high-order potential vorticity. (PV) inversion operators (hyperbalance inversion op-. ... fully represented by nonlinear terms such as = (v =v)within all the most accurate balance and inversion op-.

26 Apr 2009: The Cliord Paterson Lecture Modelling communication networks. present and future. By F P Kelly. Statistical Laboratory University of Cambridge Mill Lane Cambridge CB SB UK. Modern communication networks are able to respond to randomly