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16 Feb 2008: 232.8.4 Phrase Extraction from a Lattice. 24. 2.9 ASR Lattice Pruning for Translation. ... or word lattices [24, 25]. N-Best translation is straightforward: a text-based SMT.

26 Feb 2008: V 2X′ 2 V 2Y ′ 2 V Y ′. 24.

4 Mar 2008: WEBSITES 22. ORGANISATIONS 23. HELPLINES 24. Islam. iv. PREFACE TO THE FAITH GUIDE SERIES.

31 Jan 2008: gaps between Tungsten increase effective RMoliere)• Lateral segmentation: 1cm2 matched to RMoliere• Longitudinal segmentation: 30 layers (24 X0, 0.9λhad)• Typical resolution: σE/E = 0.15/E(GeV). ... Nightmare from point of view of detector

21 May 2008: Also, a precise control overthe doping concentration and crystallographic direction ofCS-NWs is still lacking,24 while for SOI-NWs these param-eters would be accurately determined by the initial propertiesof ... M. Nano Lett. 2005, 5, 2287.(24) Wu, Y.;

11 Sep 2008: We recall thatτ = τ1 τ2, the coarsest topology finer than τ1 and τ2, is defined as follows (e.g.,[24, p. ... If (c) holds, by (24) and boundedness of p0, there is c′ < such that.

3 Jan 2008: 0.0242 -0.0003 42.0150 37.21 -25.35 -0.29 -8.66 1082.04 0.0344 -0.0234 -0.0003 42.0206 35.89 -24.32 -0.28 ... 25.04 -10.44 -0.15 -3.62 1088.47 0.0230 -0.0096 -0.0001 42.1454 24.59 -9.28 -0.13 -3.16 1088.34 0.0226

20 Feb 2008: density of 3.24 g/cm3.15 The dispersionrelations depend on the elastic constants of both the olayer (E,G) surf and the inner layer (E,G) bulk. ... Knapp and co-workers3,24 proposed a finite-element modelovercome the limitations of the Oliver–Pharr1,2

18 Aug 2008: normalforms to which a proof in the sequent calculus can reduce (seefor example [24, Page127]). ... The project on which we report here was motivated by Urban’s strong normalisationresult ([25] and [24]) for a formulation of classical proof.In [11],

4 Mar 2008: FtsQ is a bitopic membraneprotein of 31 kDa (Robinson et al., 1984), consisting of ashort cytoplasmic tail (residues 1–24), a transmembraneregion (25–49) and a periplasmic domain of approximately226 residues

20 Jan 2008: 2-24. 0.1. 6. 1.67. 0.04. 2-32. 0.3. 7. 0.96. 0.03. 2-33. ... 10. 0.69. 0.07. 1-27. 0.3. 11. 1.49. 0.04. 1-24. 0.3. 12.

22 Aug 2008: Thus, Berryand Curien introdu ed sequential algorithms over dss [10 (see also Curien's book[24 for a omprehensive introdu tion). ... 11, 23, 57. Curien's book (se ond edition) [24 provides an ex ellent a ountof the main body of resear h inspired by the

16 Feb 2008: 32. 34. 36. 38. 40. 42. 44. 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24. ... Lambert Mathias 24 / 43. MotivationProblem Definition. Discriminative Objective functionGrowth Transformations for MT.

7 Apr 2008: A similar behaviour isobserved for the longitudinal optic (LO) G2 peak of dopedmetallic nanotubes8,9,24, for exactly the same reasons. ... Phys. Rev. B 73, 155426 (2006). 24. Tsang, J. C., Freitag, M., Perebeinos, V., Liu, J. &

26 Jun 2008: In order to getaccurate growth rate measurements, we prepattern thecatalyst by e-beam lithography to get free standing verti-cally aligned CNFs [2], rather than rely on weight gainmeasurements [24] or ... B. K. Teo et al., Nano Lett. 4, 921 (2004).[24] L.

6 May 2008: L. (3.24). By taking logarithms of both sides of expression (3.23), we find the inequality.

27 Aug 2008: These 100 cases of cuts we will consider as follows: 40 casesof cuts the form (R; D) as we have 4 right rules and 10 others; 24 cases of cuts ofthe ... There are 24 remainingcuts of interest.We now summarize the cuts of which we need to take some note.

3 Nov 2008: Modelling indicates that the extension arises from an edge-on disk of radius0.5 arcsec ( 24 AU).

20 Aug 2008: The hysteresis observed in Figure 3a when reversing thegate sweeping direction is generally thought to arise fromcharge trapping at surface states or defects in the oxide.14,23,24. ... E.; Johnson, A. T. Appl. Phys. Lett. 2005, 87, 193104.(24) Weber, W.

1 Aug 2008: µ4(ω) =25I0(τ). 2. ωΘ. [2]0 (ω). 8. ω2Φ. [2]0 (ω). 24.

3 Jan 2008: 0.0988 -0.5322 -0.0299 41.0160 8.48 -44.32 -0.35 -6.88 1006.05 0.0936 -0.4895 -0.0257 41.0182 8.24 -42.11 ... 3620 -0.0188 41.0968 6.95 -27.39 -0.23 -4.40 1006.95 0.0767 -0.3022 -0.0167 41.0365 6.73 -24.41 -0.21 -4.03

3 Jan 2008: 0.0998 0.5622 -0.0015 36.6670 8.58 47.14 -0.02 10.09 805.65 0.1044 0.5737 -0.0018 36.6450 9.05 48.24 ... 35 0.08 14.19 794.25 0.1858 0.7079 0.0061 36.3848 15.79 57.90 0.10 14.62 794.24 0.1949 0.7147 0.0072

7 Aug 2008: Proof. The correspondences between the first two are in [21, 24]: for any T -algebra r : T R R, the monad map is given by dX (γ) = κ RX 7 ... Proof. To give a T -action on x is equivalent to giving a monad map from T to amodified form of xA(,x) with

26 Nov 2008: 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33.

4 Jan 2008: 19, 20, 21 June, and in Hall on 22, 24 June.

10 Apr 2008: Re λm (mπ)2. ω4. 2(mπ)2 5/24(mπ)4. ω6+ O(ω8), (3.1). Im λm 2.

26 Feb 2008: Mercury has e 0.2 and Pluto has e 0.24. All the other planets have e < 0.1, so the difference betweenthe minor and major axes of their orbits is

22 Aug 2008: Thus, Berryand Curien introdu ed sequential algorithms over dss [10 (see also Curien's book[24 for a omprehensive introdu tion). ... 11, 23, 57. Curien's book (se ond edition) [24 provides an ex ellent a ountof the main body of resear h inspired by the

29 Jan 2008: B. PerrinLaboratoire Pierre Aigrain, UMR 8551, CNRS, Ecole Normale Supérieure,Département de Physique, 24 rue Lhomond, 75231 Paris Cedex 05, France. ... Combining Eqs. 21, 24, and 25 leads to the nonlin-ear diffusion equation satisfied by the local

3 Jan 2008: 81 809.24 0.0796 -0.4447 -0.0396 36.6052 7.29 -39.76 -0.57 -7.25 809.98 0.0756 -0.4125 -0.0348 36.6219 7.08 ... 0.0634 -0.3000 -0.0233 36.6781 5.95 -26.99 -0.36 -4.59 812.68 0.0615 -0.2791 -0.0218 36.6828 5.77 -24.67

4 Dec 2008: 1 4t0/t t0/t. 24. Quark Sudakov form factor is then. q(t) exp".

23 Sep 2008: f• -. •'(y, z) (24). and the mean meridional and vertical velocities •,fv satisfy a zonally symmetric mass-conservation equation of the form. ... A more accurate 92 - version of (26), based on a more accurate version of (24), is presented by P.

18 Jun 2008: Section A carries 24% of the marks,Section B carries 16% of the marks, Section C carries 24% of the marks and Section D carries16% of the marks.

16 Feb 2008: 233.3.3 Obtaining Confusions from a Lattice. 24. 3.4 Obtaining Relevant Training data for the Binary Classifiers.

1 Nov 2008: suggested in lectures.]. 24. Find a maximal flow and a minimal cut for the network pictured with a source at node1 and a sink at node n.

3 Jan 2008: 0048 41.1201 7.29 -24.73 -0.04 -6.66 1009.41 0.1070 -0.3629 -0.0043 41.1264 7.10 -23.20 -0.04 -6.17 1010.57 ... 6.29 -14.56 0.02 -3.84 1010.11 0.0923 -0.2135 0.0016 41.1407 6.17 -13.24 0.03 -3.50 1010.28 0.0905

27 Aug 2008: These 100 cases of cuts we will consider as follows: 40 casesof cuts the form (R; D) as we have 4 right rules and 10 others; 24 cases of cuts ofthe ... There are 24 remainingcuts of interest.We now summarize the cuts of which we need to take some note.

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3 Jan 2008: 000 -1.300 Recorded DATA: D L PM Ai DP Cd Cl Cpm V 16.24 -48.49 -0.08 -15.04 738.95 0.2415 -0.7211 -0.0075 ... 0608 34.8250 8.66 -47.61 -0.60 -10.89 751.66 0.1266 -0.6960 -0.0579 34.8218 8.24 -45.37 -0.56 -10.37 752.18

13 Aug 2008: A precise connection was given by Hofmann andStreicher [24]. As explained in detail by Selinger [37], RC corresponds to thecall-by-name λµ-calculus, and CR to the call by value. ... 24. 5 Classical Proof. In the previous section I discussed approaches

29 Jan 2008: DAMTP 2008/NA03. On nonlinear optimization since 19591. M.J.D. Powell. Abstract: This view of the development of algorithms for nonlinear optimiza-tion is based on the research that has been of particular interest to the authorsince 1959, including

3 Jan 2008: 000 -1.300 Recorded DATA: D L PM Ai DP Cd Cl Cm V 5.08 -24.96 -0.04 -10.13 302.33 0.0168 -0.0826 -0.0001 ... 0012 22.3458 4.01 23.24 0.35 9.63 305.91 0.0131 0.0760 0.0011 22.3428 4.28 24.48 0.35 10.10 305.30

3 Jan 2008: 0.0380 -0.1900 0.0062 33.6465 3.16 -15.45 0.08 -4.98 684.52 0.0363 -0.1773 0.0041 33.6316 2.87 -13.24 ... 09 0.04 -0.68 687.11 0.0264 0.0124 0.0019 33.6952 2.43 4.24 0.02 -0.29 687.87 0.0278 0.0484 0.0013

4 Dec 2008: event generator) hep-ph/0307035, JHEP08(2003)033. 24. earlier work: SB Giddings & S Thomas, hep-ph/0106219; S Dimopoulos & G Landsberg, hep-ph/0106295.

16 Feb 2008: Minimum Bayes-Risk Classifiers for Machine Translation. Conclusions and Future Work. MBR Techniques in Automatic Speech Recognition and Machine Translation – p.24/33.

17 Jun 2008: book. Five introductory chapters and five synoptical chapters. towards the end of the book frame the central core of 24.

19 Aug 2008: 24]. So we are keen to define the notion of Kleisli bicategoryin a way that includes such variants. ... Diff. 21 (1980)111–160. [24] Winskel, G., Linearity and non-linearity in distributed computation, (bookchapter, to appear).

3 Jan 2008: 1.24 -1.28 0.05 -13.30 -3.60 799.36 0.2477 -0.0130 -0.3119 -0.1153 -0.1189 0.0044 37.0355 16.80 -0.99 ... 8.13 2.03 -2.31 -0.07 -10.24 -3.60 800.75 0.2344 -0.0140 0.1128 0.1876 -0.2138 -0.0063 37.0678 17.14

3 Jan 2008: 40 -4.23 1014.77 0.0745 -0.3070 -0.0259 40.8579 6.89 -24.06 -0.35 -3.62 1015.75 0.0707 -0.2468 -0.0225 40.8777 ... 6.65 -21.43 -0.31 -3.23 1013.97 0.0683 -0.2202 -0.0199 40.8418 6.38 -16.68 -0.24 -2.51 1015.25 0.0655

3 Jan 2008: 01 488.74 0.0592 0.3760 0.0362 28.3858 3.94 24.91 0.50 8.50 488.57 0.0634 0.4009 0.0379 28.3809 4.34 ... 2117 0.8079 0.0511 27.9592 13.19 49.24 0.67 16.98 473.41 0.2191 0.8177 0.0526 27.9370 13.81 49.79 0.71