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Kunze et al. have developed a method that allows for acceleration sensor to self-characterize their on-body placement [54] and orientation [55] using machine learning techniques.

One of the main objectives of health surveillance systems is to provide early warning of disease outbreaks, which allows for acceleration and optimization of a public health response.

The proposed formulation is numerically solved by means of Galerkin method of moments on uniform grids, allowing for acceleration of the matrix vector products associated with the iterative solver with the help of FFT.

Therefore, double-buffering larger sub-frame segments allows for the acceleration to be more compute-bound than IO bound, and thus lowers the required external memory throughput.

This allows for instant acceleration from gliding speed to top speed.

This approach allows for a significant acceleration of intersection computations, as well as a reduction of the total number of the required intersections checks.

By structuring the compensation package so that a meaningful portion is realized based on the future performance of the company (and allowing virtually no allowances for acceleration), the interests of the CEO align with those of the shareholders.

In addition, a GPU implementation is presented to allow for further acceleration.

But HW1 vehicles will get improved Autopilot performance via the update, too, and Ludicrous+ mode will be enabled for compatible vehicles, allowing for insane acceleration of just 2.5 seconds for a 0-60 mph sprint with the P100D.

The big benefit for the public sector is that P3s allow for the acceleration of projects -- because the private sector has money that is ready to be invested while the transit agency has to depend on a long, slow trickle of sales tax revenues and other funding over decades, during which time costs escalate and the full benefits of the transit build-out aren't realized.

At the end of the Consultation, a detailed set of recommendations was made, focusing mainly on relatively low cost and straightforward actions that governments could take before the end of 2009, which would allow for substantial acceleration in 2010, and beyond.