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The photos raised new questions about the violation of celebrities privacy, with the agency involved denying the use of a long-lens camera and insisting that Bieber had no expectation of privacy on a secluded, ocean-facing property based on a remote island.

This paper describes the design and implementation of a liquid-level measurement system based on a remote grounded capacitive sensor.

Diamond-like carbon (DLC) coatings with variable fluorine content were produced by a plasma assisted chemical vapour deposition (PACVD) technique, based on a remote plasma configuration.

There is no need for the users to install any utility software at their ends since the access is based on a remote screen sharing technique built upon a Browser/Server and thin client technology.

In this study, we present new structural data based on a remote and field analysis, complemented with analogue modelling experiments, and new geochemical analysis of volcanic rocks sampled in different portions of one of these transversal structures: the Goba-Bonga volcano-tectonic lineament (GBVL).

Although the clinical component of such a combined program may be based on a remote supply of FDG, colocation with a cyclotron would facilitate a parallel PET/MR research program by making other PET tracers available for oncological research.

Lichtenstein was not a comic-book enthusiast as a youth, but was enticed as an artist by the challenge of creating art based on a subject remote from the typical "artistic image".

Research methods were interdisciplinary and based on a combination of remote sensing, field observations and discussions with community members.

We developed maps of C stocks (50% of biomass) in aboveground live biomass in US forest land as part of NASA's C Monitoring System (CMS) program based on a combination of remote sensing observations and FIA data (Fig. 1).

But based on a videotape from a remote-controlled camera sent into the tube, he said, "it's probable that this was stress corrosion cracking".

Biodiversity maps of raster data (Ricketts 1999; Hernandez-Stefanoni and Ponce-Hernandez 2006; Hernández-Stefanoni and Dupuy 2007; Kreft and Jetz 2007; Liang 2012) are mostly based on a combination of ground measurements, remote sensing data, and spatial estimation.