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The reported results of these tools are summarized in Table 1, together with the performance of publicly available ones achieved on our datasets.

The Portas Pilots were supposed to be about blazing a trail of innovation and setting the standard for what can be achieved on our high streets".

Looking back over the last four campaigns, on each occasion the incumbent government just failed to reach the vote share achieved on our first campaign poll.

Impressive speedup factor is achieved on our GPU platform compared with CPU indicating the bright feature of these algorithms.

It is clear that the printing of AuNPs via flexographic printing allows a high throughput of devices, and the sensitivities achieved on our printed AuNP glucose sensors are comparable to those seen through other fabrication methods.

The best performance achieved on our dataset is 76.66% (Average Precision), leaving a reasonable space for further exploring the insights underlying such type of infrared AR problem and accordingly designing proper techniques to further promote the performance on this specifically constructed InfAR dataset.

"As a small business this is not something we could ever hope to achieve on our own".

Our commitment to diversity in the diverse creative sector is at our core, as demonstrated by our inclusion in the Stonewall Top 100 for four years running, but it's not a goal that we can achieve on our own.

Medical technology offers us in many cases a devil's bargain: longer life, but with reduced mental capacity; freedom from depression, together with freedom from creativity or spirit; therapies that blur the line between what we achieve on our own and what we achieve because of the levels of various chemicals in our brains.

Mr. D'Agostino said he was willing to take the risk because the Kings deal offered "a growth opportunity that we could never achieve on our own," and with razor-thin profit margins, supermarkets find it tough to compete for space in New York.

"Have you realised that the only people who can stop this happening now are you and Simon?" That comment resonates with me every day – it makes me realise that the organisation has to be separate from, bigger than and reach beyond what Simon and I can ever achieve on our own.