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22 Nov 2006: For exam-ple, the combination of the S2 and S3 GAUSS systems gave a 0.3%and 0.2% absolute improvements oneval03m and eval04 re-spectively.

9 Dec 2006: For exam-ple, speaker models can be built for people who are likely to be inthe broadcast (such as prominent politicians or main news anchorsand reporters). ... However, this method relies on previously seen exam-ples of the test speakers, which is not

7 Jul 2006: It opposes all forms of political, developmental,economic, linguistic and ethnic hegemony. ... Delhi, The Indian Institute of Forest Management, Bhopal, The Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi, Sanket Information and.

22 Nov 2006: It does this by maximising the geometric margin – the dis-tance between the decision boundary and the closest training exam-ples – between classes.

18 Sep 2006: 1977, 1980; Smith 1979). Evidence for replenishment can be found in all major volcanic environments: mid-ocean ridges (for exam- ple, D o n a l d s o n and

28 Feb 2006: pita. /yea. r]. UK. lack of water begins to hamper economic development and human health and well-being. < ... Development Disputes: Water resources or systems as source of contention in the context of social and economic development.

30 May 2006: J. Fluid Me&. (1981), vol. 106, p p. 299-329. Printed in Great Britain 399. Double-diffusive convection. By H E R B E R T E. H U P P E R T Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics,. Silver Street, Cambridge CB3 9EW. A N D J. S T E W

22 Nov 2006: 14. 5 Multiple Stream Systems. One standard distributed representation, closely related to the scheme exam-ined here, is multiple stream modeling (20).

28 Nov 2006: For exam-ple, the 70 m emission is well centered on the 24 m positions,typically within 100.

21 Nov 2006: This is best illustrated by exam-ining maximum margin training of a univariate Gaus-sian class-conditional distribution.

26 Sep 2006: hours])DR G. DOPPELHOFERTopics in Economic Growth (8 hours [4@2. hours]) Tu. ... Quantitative Economics Classes 12 hours [8@1.5 hours]W. 2–4 beginning 11 Oct.

26 Sep 2006: Topics in the history of economic thought [Eight classes]DR J. A. ... Topics in the history of economic thought[Eight classes]. DR S. HORRELL AND DR L.

19 Apr 2006: The region of aligned orbits in this exam-ple corresponds to the parts of the orbits where the planetesi-mals are all somewhere between apocentre and pericentre (as.

28 Nov 2006: PARTIIA EXAMINATION OF THE ECONOMICS TRIPOS. Thursday 8 June 2006 9.00 - 12.00. ... a) Compute eigenvalues and eigenvectors. (b) Diagonalize the matrix. (c) Suppose that economic agents are either unemployed or employed.If an agent is unemployed, the

14 Jun 2006: Functional Specialization within Rostral PrefrontalCortex (Area 10): A Meta-analysis. Sam J. Gilbert1, Stephanie Spengler1, Jon S. Simons1,J. Douglas Steele2, Stephen M. Lawrie3, Christopher D. Frith1,. and Paul W. Burgess1. Abstract. & One of the

1 Nov 2006: Freehold buildings (including the cost of renewals) are depreciated on a straight line basis over the expected useful economic life of 50 years. ... The related benefactions are credited to a deferred capital grant and are released to the Income and

9 Dec 2006: For exam-ple, speaker models can be built for people who are likely to be inthe broadcast (such as prominent politicians or main news anchorsand reporters). ... However, this method relies on previously seen exam-ples of the test speakers, which is not

11 Nov 2006: or on the example sheets it should not be in the exam.

28 Sep 2006: arX. iv:a. stro. -ph/. 0603. 608. v2. 1 Se. p 20. 06. Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc. 000, 1–26 (2006) Printed 4 September 2006 (MN LATEX style file v2.2). The UKIRT Infrared Deep Sky Survey Early Data Release. S. Dye1, S. J. Warren2, N. C. Hambly3, N.

19 Mar 2006: W1 was found to be very large). Exam-ples are shown in Fig.

29 Nov 2006: the direct property holdings, taking into account strategic and economic factors; • to reach agreement on a plan for the internal refurbishment of the College’s Lasdun building, where. ... Moreover, the College is not engaged in an economic activity,

4 Sep 2006: 216.8. Objective: Explore the scope for using economic instruments to deliver more sustainable development, and avoid "perverse subsidies" which work against sustainable development.

20 Mar 2006: rectangular structures, of which an example was shown in Figure 3, has produced many exam-.

7 Nov 2006: The screened subset ofprocesses are then ranked, using approximate economic criteria,the most obvious of which is time. ... The ability to manu-. facture to tolerances controls the precision and accuracy of the de-vices and also has economic consequences

20 Jun 2006: 5 Peter Earle, ‘The female labour market in London in the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries’, Economic History Review 2nd series 42/3, August, 1989, p.330. ... exchange of sexual favours for economic consideration, was not mentioned in

18 Apr 2006: at the same time or are mutually exclusive. We first exam-.

25 Sep 2006: 11. British Economic and Social History 380–1100 (Paper 7)DR M. T. ... 10. British Economic and Social History 1050–c.1500 (Paper 8). PROF. M.

11 Jun 2006: Paying a buy-out fund contribution equivalent to £30/MWh. Pure “economic” costs are only part of the equation:. ... Notes. • The main idea of ESD: convergence of Social, Economic and Environmental Drivers. •

14 Sep 2006: The results we show later, and the exam-ples in figure 3 confirm that there is indeed a practical advantage, but it is instructive toconsider on an intuitive level what the

28 Oct 2006: If it is not in the printed notes or on the example sheets it should not bein the exam. •

21 Sep 2006: For exam-ple, treatment with Puro or Pact inhibits new protein synthesis, resultinginitially in chaperone-bound maturing polypeptides (B) followed by a quies-cent ER (A) in which substrate polypeptides have

11 Sep 2006: Economic: What things cost and how to make a business out of providing infrastructure and goods. • ... ESD Skills Developed:. Impact of Engineering on the Environment (4.1.2) The impact of engineering on the environment, social, knowledge and economic

13 Mar 2006: Road Transport. At the same time, let us not forget that road transport has very positive economic and social benefits to our society. ... Population data available on-line from UN Dept. of Economic and Social Affairs http://esa.un.org/unpp.

28 Feb 2006: 2005 Cambridge Nationally. Socio-economic category. Applicants Acceptances % success rate Applicants Acceptances % success rateHigher managerial and professional occupations 3,718 1,112 30 67,913 58,693 86. ... Please note that the data on socio-economic

11 Jan 2006: E C O N O M I C SPART IPaper 3 (Quantitative Methods in Economics). ... 11 (weeks. 1–4) L.T. PART IIAPaper 4 (Economics Development). PROF. S.

23 Feb 2006: However discriminative training1 has also been exam-ined within this framework [3, 4].

11 Sep 2006: its ability to defend its portfolio of strategies, considering both capac-ity constraints and social (political and economic) impacts of each technology. ... ESD Skills Developed:. Each of the strategies involves a consideration of economics and societal

23 Feb 2006: For exam-ple, the combination of the S2 and S3 GAUSS systems gave a 0.3%and 0.2% absolute improvements oneval03m and eval04 re-spectively.

11 Sep 2006: Economic: What things cost and how to make a business out of providing infrastructure and goods. • ... ESD Skills Developed:. Impact of Engineering on the Environment (4.1.2) The impact of engineering on the environment, social, knowledge and economic

11 Sep 2006: its ability to defend its portfolio of strategies, considering both capac-ity constraints and social (political and economic) impacts of each technology. ... ESD Skills Developed:. Each of the strategies involves a consideration of economics and societal

27 Nov 2006: 1. Magnetic storage technology. Magnetic storage is the most economic form of non-volatile storage for many applicationsw1–14x.

23 Oct 2006: geometrical, structural, thermal and economic. Geometric constraints are restrictions on. the overall size of the structure. ... Economic. constraints are primarily specified in terms of the overall manufacturing cost, although a.

3 Nov 2006: It is unlikelythat male-killing Wolbachia would be found from exam-ining the phenotype produced by Wolbachia found in massscreenings.This is because these screenings generally try tomaximize species coverage, using,

3 Nov 2006: These subpop-ulations may be relatively stable, with high levels of incom-patibility expected at the border between subpopulations.Models that incorporate spatiality could be used to exam-ine applied strategies

11 Jun 2006: GWhr). • Solar Power is negligible. ROCs, CCL, and Other Incentives. Pure “economic” costs are only part of the equation:. • ... See for example CO2 and Kyoto. • Economic incentive as prices of conventional sources spiral ever upwards. •

26 Sep 2006: DR P. KATTUMANQuantitative Research Methods(Judge Business School). PROF. A. HARVEYEconometrics(Faculty of Economics). ... The same continued. The same continued. ELECTIVE Modules. DR S. SATCHELLAsset Pricing(Faculty of Economics).

11 Jun 2006: The point here is that Government policy can act directly to affect the economic realities of a sector. ... The main idea of ESD: convergence of Social, Economic and Environmental Drivers • Society's strategic need for a stable energy source.

1 Nov 2006: C. WOOD, GAncient Philosophy 2001 R. B. B. WARDY, CTHApplied Economics 2002 J. ... I. FRENCH, GGeodesy and Geophysics 1997 A. J. HAINES, EDGeographical Economics 2003 B.

13 Mar 2006: of Economic and Social Affairs http://esa.un.org/unpp. Energy by Transportation Type. 0. ... of Economic and Social Affairs http://esa.un.org/unpp. UK Road Usage. 0. 100.

26 Sep 2006: HISTORYPROF. K. POMERANZ. Ellen Macarthur Lectures: Economic Legacies ofAgrarian Empire: Chinese Economic Developmentand Comparative History.