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The surjection (F rightarrow G) yields an action of F on EG, which restricts to a trivial action of R. We use the construction of equivariant cohomology to obtain a new classifying space begin{aligned} B'F : = (EF times EG) / F. end{aligned}The projection of the product ((EF times EG) rightarrow EG) yields a fibre bundle ((EF times EG)/ F rightarrow EG/ G ) with fibre EF / R.

Can an American be arrested in his own home and jailed indefinitely, on the say-so of the President?" Hafetz wants the Supreme Court to rule that indefinite executive detention is illegal, and he hopes that Obama will withdraw Bush's executive order labelling Marri an enemy combatant, and issue a new one classifying him as a civilian.

Now the company is bringing that strategy to a new market — classified ads.

It was only until 2009 that IARC in a new evaluation classified TCDD as carcinogen also based on sufficient human evidence.

In a parallel manner, our team isolated a new gene classified as cry8Ka1 (GenBank accession no. FJ422558) from a Bt strain that showed moderate toxicity to the cotton boll weevil [ 25].

Random forest prediction run on a GPU is shown in Algorithm 2. To classify a new instance, it is classified by all the trees in the forest in parallel.

The Imperial College professor argued for a new way of classifying the harm caused by both legal and illegal drugs.

A brilliant amateur who made significant contributions to fields ranging from meteorology to criminal science, Galton was getting his measurements taken according to the method of Alphonse Bertillon, who had developed a new approach for classifying criminals.

This paper introduces a new methodology for classifying and localizing structural damage in a truss structure.

A new approach for classifying users' search intentions is described in this paper.

This study develops a new structure for classifying epileptic EEG signals, as presented in Fig. 1.