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However, Soundcloud's music focus has given it an impressive range of features in manipulating sound, while Audioboo has concentrated on dealing with broadcasters and media martners.
Papers [7, 8] concentrated on dealing with the existence and uniqueness of pseudo-almost-periodic solution by putting some restrictions on the roots of characteristic equation instead of on the function.
That is because our main contribution is based on the acceleration of similarity score computation which is a function of the sequences' length L. And we concentrate on dealing with long sequences, but each core calculates one element of V at a time.
Instead of concentrating on dealing with terrorism, it is striking at delegates".
In the present paper, we concentrate on dealing with a class of multiobjective programming problems with random rough coefficients.
By January 1962 Mao had, as he later put it, moved to the "second line" to concentrate "on dealing with questions of the direction, policy, and line of the party and the state".
In an interview with The American Journalism Review published this month, Mr. McCusker said he had recently taken a leave of absence from the paper to concentrate on dealing with the raw emotions left by the storm.
Options would include giving counselling and rehabilitation to lower level offenders, so that officers could concentrate on dealing with the most dangerous paedophiles with access to children, and those looking at the most serious images of abuse, Bailey said.
The Americans want the Nkunda issue settled so that Congo can concentrate on dealing with the Hutu rebels, now rebranded as the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda.Congo has accused Rwanda of sending its soldiers across the border again, this time to shore up Mr Nkunda.
Negotiators for the two sides said they did not want the talks to drag on until Jan . 1 when the current contract expires, because that would have forced building managers to concentrate on dealing with a strike, instead of their biggest current concern -- keeping security tight after the Sept. 11 attack on the World Trade Center.
