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The consultants also examined a system that combined express buses with a light-rail system that would run in a 43-mile loop along the Long Island Expressway, Route 110, Sunrise Highway and the Meadowbrook.

Perhaps a system that combined well-researched priors about likely target locations with ongoing eye-movements would yield a system that improved overall search efficiency.

And 15% answered "yes" to a system that combined the previous two approaches where some harmful content, such as pornography, was automatically blocked but parents were also asked about what other content their children could access.

More generally a number of LHB respondents expressed frustration with a system that combined top-down command with an implied ability to utilise contractual levers.

The biosensor consisted of an electrode that monitored the consumption of oxygen (O2) catalysed by glucose oxidase (GOx) enzyme as shown in (1) Glucose + O 2 → GOx Gluconic    acid   + Hydrogen    peroxide       (H 2 O 2 ) In order to determine SG concentration Yamaguchi et al. [ 31] developed a system that combined flow injection analysis and an O2 electrode.

How soon might we see a system that combines biometrics and telemetry to manage workload?

An infotainment system is the successor to the car stereo – a system that combines audio entertainment functions with vehicle information.

The suit argues that reliance on a system that combines the man-made containers with the natural characteristics is "essentially abandoning" the Nuclear Waste Policy Act's mandate "that the site's geology form the primary isolation barrier".

Based on the "Tintin" children's adventures, the film is envisioned as an elaborate motion-capture project, a system that combines the techniques of computer animation with live actors.

That journey, which is also being undertaken in other rich countries, aims to move welfare for working-age people away from passive entitlement towards a system that combines both sticks and carrots to encourage people back into work.

Instead, their eyes can be tracked using a single webcam.One of the companies doing such work, Realeyes, which is based in London, has been developing a system that combines eye-spying webcams with emotional analysis.