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Mainly in the languages in which orthography is roughly phonologically based, such as the Portuguese and other Romanic Languages, linguistic rule-based systems should provide a good coverage of the association between letters and sounds [6, 25, 29].
The emphasis of Sørensen's music has shifted in recent years, away from conventional chamber and orchestral pieces towards projects that are more conceptually based, such as the outdoor installation The White Forest.
Dose finding Phase I oncology designs can be broadly categorized as rule based, such as the 3 + 3 and the accelerated titration designs, or model based, such as the CRM and Eff-Tox designs.
One is codebook based such as the vector quantization (VQ) scheme proposed in [5 10], and another is by using the Givens Rotation (GR) [1, 4, 11 13].
It's very likely to include the "Epsilon 2″ platform — the model (metal frame, geer box, technology) on which the latest GM European cars are based, such as the Opel and Vauxhall Insignias, says Tim Urquhart, an analyst at IHS Global Insight in London.
Jack's other costumes are "loosely wartime based", such as the trousers are "getting more and more styled to suit his figure".
On security grounds, Stalin deported some entire small nationality groups, many with their own territorial base, such as the Chechen and Ingush, from 1944 onward.
The vice president has been a stalwart defender of the Obama administration's policies, including issues where the president is out of touch with the Democratic base, such as the TPP trade agreement.
Planes flying from an American carrier, probably the USS Enterprise, could establish a zone, but land bases, such as the well-placed American naval air bases in Sicily and Crete, would be needed to sustain a long campaign.
In addition, hydrogen-containing substances that have always been regarded as acids (acetic acid, for example) are not obviously electron acceptors, being rather adducts of the proton (a true Lewis acid) and a base such as the acetate ion.
Furthermore, fast multiplication matrix algorithms are available for several universal sensing bases such as the Fourier or Hadamard bases.
