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26 Sep 2005: Acta Numerica (2005), pp. 1–148 c Cambridge University Press, 1999. Lie-group methods. ... Arieh Iserles. Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics,. University of Cambridge, England.

1 Apr 2005: Additional Topics: Techniques of Inertial Navigation. Dr John K Fawcett. 2005-03-14. Contents. 1 Techniques of Inertial Navigation 5. 1.1 Gyroscopes. 5. 1.1.1 Floated Gyros. 6. 1.1.2 Vibrating Structure Gyros (VSG). 7. 1.2 Accelerometers. 9. 1.2.1

8 Jan 2005: Computer Laboratory. University of Cambridge. Time-stamp: <2005-01-08 14:37:57 pes20>. cPeter Sewell 2003–2005. ... To compare with the automata you saw in Regular Languages and Finite Automata: a transition system islike an NFAε with an empty

8 Jan 2005: Computer Laboratory. University of Cambridge. Time-stamp: <2005-01-08 14:37:57 pes20>. cPeter Sewell 2003–2005. ... To compare with the automata you saw in Regular Languages and Finite Automata: a transition system islike an NFAε with an empty

7 Nov 2005: S. BARNARD, TEvolution 2001 M. E. N. MAJERUS, CLEvolution and Animal Behaviour 2004 R. ... R. MATTHEWS, JNSignal Processing 2000 N. G. KINGSBURY, TSmall Animal Medicine 2004 M.

6 Jul 2005: F. A s h b y. Department of Engineering, Cambridge University, Trumpington Street,Cambridge CB2 1PZ, UK. ... Naturally occurring actuators in-clude the muscles of animals and plants, and man-made actuators include hydraulics,pneumatics and solenoids.

27 Sep 2005: E. AKAMThe Organisation of Animal Diversity. (Six. lectures, beginning 19 Jan.)DR R. ... Animals. (Seminar, 20 May). 172 LECTURE-LIST–MICHAELMAS TERM 2005 [SPECIAL NO. 1.

26 Apr 2005: S P E C I A L N O. 16] CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY REPORTER 3. ... S P E C I A L N O. 16] CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY REPORTER 13.

9 Aug 2005: at the University of Cambridge. Summary. The discovery of the independent components of a series of data is the ‘holy grail’ of unsuper-vised learning systems. ... 2.1.2 Joint and conditional entropy. If we now consider a pair of sources X and Y with

9 Oct 2005: University of Cambridge (Version October 5, 2005). 1. Acknowledgements. These notes are based on a version I used for the corresponding course in theComputer Laboratory in 1994.