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When Lord Hunt took over as the PCC's chair he acknowledged that it must be replaced and began work with Lord Black, chair of PressBof and executive director of the Telegraph Media Group, to design a revised PCC.

To overcome these limitations, we designed a revised ESS (rESS) and conducted a multicenter study to determine its inter-rater reliability and predictive value.

In response to the limitations with respect to the practical application shown in the previous procedure, we designed a revised version of this method, based on maximum likelihood estimation.

Particularly, we stressed the following contributions: We designed a revised version of DQN network for a mobile robot to explore an unknown environment only receiving the raw sensor information as the interaction with the environment.

Articulated rods were used in the Goshawk engine, but were not embodied in the later Rolls-Royce Merlin, for which Arthur Rowledge had designed a revised blade and fork system.

The identification of omitted or overlapping items will lead to the design of a revised CASC version to further test in larger cross-cultural samples.

Other variations included a set of footsteps beneath the front buffer beam, reversion to the N class cast chimney design and a revised dome that incorporated the regulator to ease access during routine maintenance.

13 phase masks, which generate shifted Barker-based arrays, were designed using a revised Gerchberg-Saxton algorithm.

The configuration of the heating utility system is designed using a revised Nearest Neighbour Algorithm (NNA) proposed in this work.

It's a cause for concern". The Park Service has asked the memorial's designers to submit a revised design and additional information about the project's costs and construction plans.

This study was designed to develop a revised diagnostic criteria set for intermittent explosive disorder (IED) for consideration for inclusion in Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-V).