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22 Jul 2010: We have developed novel reconstruction algorithms to relax this constraint [1, 2, 15, 20, 23, 31, 33]. ... 20] R.J. Housden, A.H. Gee, R.W. Prager and G.M. Treece. Sensorless freehand 3D ultrasound for non-monotonic and intersecting frames.

19 Oct 2010: 20 September 2010. Congratulations to Roberto Cipolla Professor ofInformation Engineering and Dr Ivor Day SeniorRolls-Royce Research Fellow, at the WhittleLaboratory, who have been elected as Fellows of theRoyal Academy of

5 Jan 2010: Cambridge UniversityEngineering Department. 20. Acoustic Modelling for Speech Recognition: Hidden Markov Models and Beyond? ... IEEE Int.Conf. Acoust., Speech, Signal Process., Orlando, FL, May 2002. [20] D.

13 May 2010: effect very similar to that observed with non-axially aligned,elliptical inclusions [20, 21]. ... This is very likely the “fillin” effect [20, 21]. 6. (a) 10 mm 0.

19 Nov 2010: 19). and. Σ̂(m) =. τγ(m)(τ). (. q(m)(τ))α(m)/21. Ŵ(m)(τ). τγ(m)(τ). , (20). whereq(m)(τ) is defined in equation (10),̂W(m)(τ) ... It is not knownthat the overall likelihood is guaranteed to increase with the updategiven by (19)–(20),

13 May 2010: 1. 2.5. (f) (g) 0. 10. 20. Pixel. 0. 63. Str.

25 Oct 2010: Prior video-basedattempts [18]–[20] have shown that including a strong temporalconstraint deteriorates recognition performance when personsmove arbitrarily in a testing video sequence. ... CVPR, Madison, WI, 2003, pp.340–345. [20] K. Lee, M. Yang,

8 Sep 2010: 3.86 3.63 3.3305 11.20 10.02 9.16 8.6600 29.55 28.00 25.09 23.90.

10 Aug 2010: This compression can be achieved ina laboratory setting using an external fixture to compress the scanning subject [1, 8, 10, 15, 20, 22]. ... brain 1 14.75 15.72 20.90brain 2 8.35 8.68 14.60brain 3 11.37 11.49 17.53.

14 Sep 2010: SYN HMM 30 9.20 8.51 9.34 9.02HTS 5 8.41 8.03 8.70 8.38. ... Beyond HMM Workshop, December 2004. [20] H. AlDamarki, “Filter trees for noise robust small vocabulary speechrecognition,” M.Phil.