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30 Aug 2005: CPD power dissipation capacitance per package notes 1 and 2 24 26 pF. ... th hold timeCPU to CPD, CPD to CPU. 16 7 20 24 ns 4.5 Fig.13.

26 Sep 2005: 23. 4.2 The Conditional Corrupted Speech Distribution. 24. 4.3 Gaussian Mixture Model Approximations. ... of the non-linearity. Alternatively with PMC [24], Gales applies various approximations in the.

23 Nov 2005: 24. 1.5. Scope of Research. 2. To derive a high-performance Thai handwriting recognition system based on theHMMs and MMI training.

17 Nov 2005: HCAL. s. 1.40. 1.40. 2.25(23.53%). 34.12. ECAL. s. 0.57. 1.51. 2.32(24.27%). ... 5.66. neutral. M. 0.53. 1.60. 2.38(24.90%). 4.89. charged. M. 0.30. 1.63.

24 Aug 2005: SimpleSecret Sharing[24] is used to bootstrap transmission of sensitive data from one CCA moduleto another.

24 Feb 2005: netic materials (principally Fe2O3) that make up about. 2–5% of the material.24. ... 24. Wilby G. B. Structural Concrete—Materials; Mix Design;. Plain, Reinforced and Prestressed Concrete: Design Tables.

14 Oct 2005: APPSEM 2005, 3 - p. 24. Declaration of capture-avoiding substitution functionin Fresh O’Caml:. ... 24. Declaration of capture-avoiding substitution functionin Fresh O’Caml:. let sub(a:v)(e:t) : t t =let rec s(e′:t) : t =. match e′ withV a1 if a1 =

22 Mar 2005: trained using Asymmetric AdaBoost. 96. 4.24 Plots of total number of images retrieved versus number of relevant. ... 6.24 Perspective two-point algorithm for pose estimation. 193. 6.25 Perspective three-point algorithm for pose estimation.

19 May 2005: 1 mon. 24. Tender. 1 mon. 25. Tender receipt. 1 mon.

3 Feb 2005: Stemming: the Porter stemmer 24. M. Porter, “An algorithm for suffix stripping”,Program 14(3):130-137, 1980.

3 Dec 2005: 24. Figure 4: Ellipse egg model……………….……………………………. 25. Figure 5: Simplified ellipse egg model……………….….…….…………….…. ... width criteria (currently 7.5 pixels/24 µm) can be adjusted accordingly

28 Jul 2005: Alam et al. [24] among others have noted that speckle tracking inthis form is suboptimal for elastography, because tissue compression causes both displacements(which are estimated) as well as within-window

7 Jul 2005: the semantic task, as did areasin ventrolateral (30, 21, 21; BA 47; Z 5.3, 22 voxels),dorsolateral (24, 51, 30; BA 46; Z 5.4, 11 voxels), andsuperior (0, 33, ... J Neurosci 24:4172– 4180, 2004. Malach R, Reppas JB, Benson R, Kwong KK, Jiang H, Kennedy

5 Jul 2005: II | 27/170 48/146. III | 11/52 29/64. Unclassified | 24/118 49/104. ... P.M.E.Altham 24. Null deviance: 452.346 on 89 degrees of freedom. Residual deviance: 83.201 on 84 degrees of freedom.

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27 Jan 2005: which gives a = 1/3, b = 17/24, and max |e0| = 1/24. ... 24. Note that sech2u eu2 as u. Choosing N sufficiently large that the integrand is negligible outside[N,N], setting h = 1/N and applying the composite trapezium rule we get.

1 Apr 2005: 3.1 TRANSIT. 22. 3.2 NAVSTAR GPS. 23. 3.3 GLONASS. 24. 3.4 Galileo. ... FOC was defined to occur when 24 simultaneouslyoperating SVs from Blocks II and IIA were in service.

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18 Jan 2005: The theory behind this is knownas heavy traffic theory [11, 16, 24, 26], and it is based on the scaling used in thecentral limit theorem. ... Later in this paper we will be interested in twospecial properties: the snapshot principle [24] and state space

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30 Jun 2005: Green [25].The method is still paying dividends, cf. [3, 24]. Let be an arbitrary smooth 2-form. ... Math. 246, Amer. Math. Soc., Providence, RI, 1999. [24] N. Gouda, A theorem of E.

30 Aug 2005: VDS = 0 V, VGS = 20 V 100. VDS = –24 V, VGS = 0 V –10. ... Crss. Coss. Ciss. VDS = –15 VID = –1 A. VDS = –24 VID = –1 A.

2 Oct 2005: 3 466.56 OC-9. 4 622.08 OC-12. 5 933.12 OC-18. 6 1244.16 OC-24. ... 8 1866.24 OC-36. 9 2488.32 OC-48. 9953.28 OC-192. S. Keshav. SDH (SONET) frame.

17 Oct 2005: documents, so incomplete extracted information is better thannone. Summary: IE Performance 24.

3 Feb 2005: IE templates 24. The INVENTOR relation/template has pre-determined slots and rela-tionship between slots/ “To accomplish this, we’ll first learn about the concept of Boolean.

30 Aug 2005: EPROM/MASK ROM• 24-pin DIP/SDIP/SOP package. 1 3rd July ’97. Pin Description. ... 21 WE I Write enable signal pin. 24 VDD I Positive power supply.

14 Dec 2005: PRk,2(). 1 24. 2. π. k 3k. 2=. 36. 2π. k, thus. ... Mathematics of Computation, Vol. 24, No.109, (1970), 155–158. [5] W. Light.

6 Oct 2005: 23 5.8 DATA FROM IT03, EARTHQUAKE 4. 24 5.9 DATA FROM IT03, EARTHQUAKE 5. ... PS.2. Max= 3.06. Min= -154. Max= 24.1. Min= -89.7. Max= 38.2.

5 Sep 2005: In other methods real-space grids with finite-difference [22, 24]or multigrid [25, 26] techniques, B-splines or blip functions [27], localised spherical-waves [28],numerical atomic orbitals [29, 30, ... Rev. B 66 035119[24] Hernández E, Gillan M J and

10 Sep 2005: BA 47) 42 45 9 3.5 9Left dorsomedial PFC/anterior cingulate (BA 9/32) 6 33 36 4.5 126Left ventrolateral PFC/insula (BA 47) 30 24 9 5.5 ... D. (2004). Functional-neuroanatocorrelates of recollection: Implications for models of recognimemory.Journal of

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18 Mar 2005: 449 Checker output. 4910 Checker output: the symbolic transition derived for Step 24.

21 Oct 2005: 24. Model Answer – Example Problem Set 11. 1.Example of one such code (there are others as well):. ... 3. The Bark scale is a non-linear transform of an audible frequency into the number range0 to 24, 1.

1 Dec 2005: v1(c) =. 24 1c4. 35 ; v2(c) =24 16c. 35 ; v3(c) =24 01c. ... and the matrix P. A =. 24 2 0 10 4 01 0 2.

30 Aug 2005: tPHL/tPLH propagation delay nA, nB to nY see Fig.6 4.5 12 24 nstTHL/tTLH output transition time 4.5 29 ns. ... 0.530.38. 0.360.23. 19.5018.55. 6.486.20. 3.603.05 0.2542.54 7.62. 8.257.80. 10.08.3 2.24.2 0.51

17 Oct 2005: 11 standard recall points for our example 24. P (r ) P (r )Query 1 = 1.00 = 1.00. #

28 Sep 2005: Click to iconify Emacs now. 2.24 Some Emacs commands. • The following summary lists the Emacs commands that have been mentioned so far:.

26 Aug 2005: For a quick summary, see Section 9.7 [Options Summary], page 75, Appendix A [QuickReference], page 119, and Section 4.8 [Special Targets], page 24. ... This rule uses ‘print’ as an empty target file; see Section 4.7 [Empty Target Files to RecordEvents

26 Aug 2005: For a quick summary, see Section 9.7 [Options Summary], page 75, Appendix A [QuickReference], page 119, and Section 4.8 [Special Targets], page 24. ... This rule uses ‘print’ as an empty target file; see Section 4.7 [Empty Target Files to RecordEvents

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16 Sep 2005: Pattern Recognition Letters, 24:757–777, 2003. [8] A. H. Gee, N. E. ... Ultrasound in Medicine & Biology, 24(6):855–869, 1998. [18] F. Rousseau, P.

3 May 2005: 24,000. 5,500. 4,500. 7,500. 5,500. 4,500. 7,500. 4,500. 51,500. Balance at start.

5 Jan 2005: List the 24 possibleelementary events. Assume the 24 are equiprobable. Let Ai be the event ‘digit iappears in its natural place’ (note i {1, 2, 3, 4}).

12 Jan 2005: 24. Some things we do not know how to do yet.

17 Mar 2005: 24 CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION. type correct, then since every function application is to a demonstrably compatibleargument, it is certain that the program will never crash (or go wrong [Mil78]) due toan

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20 Oct 2005: Rootset. Baseset. HITS: Algorithm 24. Given:. • a set D = {D1.

6 May 2005: informal discussion in Cambridgeon 24 March 2005 to formulate apolicy that would be acceptableto the majority of Quaternaryworkers.

21 Jan 2005: In JACM 24(1) (1977). 4. Ennals, R., Sharp, R., and Mycroft, A.