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Note also that by computing s b from the linearly interpolated values across the entire region, our approach enables a border strength metric that reflects the aggregate impact of cells that are not well connected, even if those cells are not physically close to borders.

Membership in the ICC enables a party to make complaints alleging war crimes within its borders.

It's time someone enabled a world without borders for work".

By enabling a seamless cross-border transfer of knowledge and making education accessible to all, Synkers intends to change education through building an adaptive learning technology.

The company says it utilizes adaptive and personalized learning to enable a seamless cross-border transfer of knowledge, and to make education accessible to all.

The French Army saw its strategic assumptions undermined; it could no longer expect closer cooperation with the Belgians in defending the latter's eastern borders, enabling a German attack to be checked well forward of the French border.

Having belatedly woken up to the huge improvements China has made in its border infrastructure, enabling a far swifter mobilisation of Chinese troops there, India announced last year that it would deploy another 60,000 troops to Arunachal.

They enable a reliable definition of areal borders, and the consideration of intersubject variability.

This linear interpolation assigns a stability measure to each pixel in the XY plane ( s x, y ), and thus enables us to compute a border strength metric for a given border as the mean of the stability values of the pixels that directly lie on that border (Figure 7C).

This enables to avoid border effects and provides an innovative tool to tackle viscoelastic contacts with realistic roughness.

"The government now considers that the current situation, with a large number of people entering the country in a relatively short time, poses a serious threat to public order and national security," the government said in a statement accompanying legislation enabling the border controls.