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The government has been encouraging economic diversification and is set to exploit the billions of barrels of oil which are thought to lie off the country's coast.
Yet recent EU guidelines on energy state aid fall short and are set to miss the opportunity to exploit the potential of local producers.
The level of parallelism of all tasks for each engine was set to 16, in order to exploit the fact that, in an optimally determined setting and during the experiments, the stage 2 partitions the dataset into 8 subsets and the total number of shifts is 2. Thus, a maximum of 16 simultaneous tasks are executed in all cases.
The employed Gaussian Mixture Models (GMMs) were set to have full covariance matrices for exploiting all possible correlations between the elements of each observation.
That is what can be done when manufacturers and users are set free to exploit just a tiny unlicensed chunk of the radio spectrum.
This is a situation companies like AirHelp are set up to exploit.
Krugman wrote that now that the economy is recovering, "deficits are receding as an issue before our eyes," which he predicted will anger "deficit scolds" that are "set on exploiting the alleged fiscal crisis to dismantle social insurance programs".
Dong Energy said the sale would underpin its plan to become a "global leader in renewables", 44 years after the company was set up to exploit Denmark's North Sea oilfields.
I have no interest in saving the recording industry in its current form, since it was set up to exploit musicians.
· Open Data: the UK is now a world-leader in open data and this year the Open Data Institute has been set up to exploit the economic potential of open data and help incubate start-ups.
However, none of the studies were set up to exploit the opportunity for increased numbers of user participants in online forum evaluations, as the number of participants in the forum conditions were the same as in the usability test conditions.
