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Separately, Viacom announced that its board had "received a letter from National Amusements requesting that it explore a combination".

Recently, the Dutch group decided to explore a combination of high-dose Ara-C with imatinib in patients in chronic-phase CML.

Globalization through parameter continuation did not remedy this problem and future work to improve robustness will explore a combination of Picard and JFNK and the use of homotopy methods.

Separately, Viacom announced that its board had "received a letter from National Amusements requesting that it explore a combination". The company said the board was expected to create a special committee of independent directors to "carefully consider" the National Amusements request.

In the present paper, we first discuss the possibility to directly couple the finite cell method to CSG, without any necessity for meshing the three-dimensional domain, and then explore a combination of the best of the two approaches IGA and FCM, closely following ideas of the recently introduced shell FCM.

In this paper we explore a combination of both approaches.

His work explores a combination of Western and traditional Asian performance techniques for original creations, along with work in conventional musical theatre and Shakespeare.

In the course of our research program to discover novel inhibitors of this trypanosomatid enzyme, we have explored a combination of structure and ligand-based virtual screening techniques as a complementary approach to a biochemical screening of natural products using a standard biochemical assay.

Given that AOL and Yahoo are seriously exploring a combination, at least they are on the same page strategically.

Future work involves exploring a combination of the heuristics in real deployments as well as other application-specific spatial and geographically based heuristics, and heuristics that exploit historical information so, for example, we can include historical information in computing probabilities, i.e. for a region r, we calculate (Pr(~F r) = TRUE~|~obs(N r))~wedge ~history(r))).

A number of papers explored a combination of support strategies (Tables  3 and 4).