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3 Dec 2009: above is as low as 23.5 per cent (op.cit). ... 11,153 (Rs. 19,951 for males) (op.cit). As can be inferred from these statistics, the formal TVET system is non-inclusive and marginalizes almost two-thirds of the labour

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12 Dec 2009: This means that there is a densernumber of contacts at certain times which limits the op-portunity for transitive meetings between friends to certaintimes of the day and decreases the speed

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.

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

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

26 Nov 2009: conversation amongst the members of this class (Maybin, op. cit.). The repetition of.

26 Nov 2009: op.cit.),. described earlier, has shown that under certain conditions computer-based activities. ... published as a companion volume to our earlier publication (Dawes et al., op.cit.).

26 Nov 2009: reasoning which (following Barnes and Todd, op.cit.) we call Exploratory Talk led to. ... critically examining competing explanations (Strom et al., op.cit.). On this basis, there are good reasons to expect that children studying maths would.

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