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Finally, an industry example of joint supply chain and product design is described to illustrate the application of PCDM.
The case was the first undercover terrorism investigation that the United States and Russia worked together, and Larry Mefford, chief of counterintelligence and counterterrorism at the F.B.I., said, "This was an unprecedented example of joint cooperation, and we look forward to building on this success".
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The above conclusion is yet another example of joint decision making in farm households and dynamic adjustment depending on the needs of the situation.
Another example of joint CFO and CIR estimation technique for OFDM based on iterative approximation is the expectation-maximization (EM) algorithm given in [20].
However, it highlights an example of joint working between the two governments to secure improvements to strategic cross-border routes, with £2bn in rail investment on the electrification of the Great Western main line and a proposed new rail link to Heathrow Airport.
We have shown though, with the example of joint-testing, that overfitting should not be a major concern as the error variances are smaller when using Adapt-Mix compared with a 'best guess' panel.
There are many examples of joint campaigning in the charity sector, however, when it comes to working together on service provision, many are reluctant to adopt this practice.
At present there are good examples of joint company and government research; but not all companies are participating, and progress remains slow.
Examples of joint Z, cO histograms, sampled from 0.3-mm segments centered at the radial location where ˜Z = 0.065 in each profile, are presented.
The justice committee examined examples of joint working in the UK, such as the use of anonymised data from a hospital accident and emergency unit in Cardiff to guide policing priorities leading to a 40% reduction in violence-related A&E admissions.
