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While a very large number of papers exist on space-time continuous low-dimensional problems (e.g. Qiang et al. 2000; Gross et al. 1998; Gaskett et al. 2000), only few articles try, to tackle this problem with a reasonable degree of complexity in a high dimensional system (Perez and Cook 2004; Peters and Schaal 2007, 2008).

India has an eye-watering deficit of 9% of GDP, yet Pranab Mukherjee, the recently departed finance minister and soon-to-be anointed president (see article), failed to tackle fuel subsidies that cost 0.8% of GDP.

The main novelty of our article is to tackle the sparse estimation problem efficiently without pre filtering.

The very site you're on right now has numerous articles about how to tackle cool building projects in Minecraft.

In 1972, shortly before launching the MIT Innovation Center, Li made national headlines with a particularly entrepreneurial idea: a scheme, as a Boston Globe article put it, to "tackle the tilt" of the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

I enjoyed reading Professor William E. Studwell's article about "music to tackle by" (Nov. 26), but I believe he erred in leaving off one of the best and most-played college songs.

In this article, we propose to tackle these problems (high-dimensionality and multi-collinearity) by clustering haplotypes with similar hazard risks.

The other four articles did not attempt to tackle the problem but still presented summary results that thus represented some average prognostic effect across all measurement scales.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] – In your article about politicians' failure to tackle America's problems, you said that "government has a terrible record at picking winners" ("What's wrong with America's economy?", April 30th).

An article examining British donations to tackle the drought in east Africa stated that "in the first few weeks of the campaign donations totalling £45m were... well behind the eventual total of £396m raised after the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami and also far less than the £106m raised for the Haiti earthquake and £71m for Pakistan... ..

In this article, we also sought to tackle the role of attention in performance but from a different perspective.