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This approach demonstrated that an alternative exploration model and the use of an unconventional survey method could successfully achieve multiple objectives, such as lead generation in frontier areas, lead confirmation in areas where existing geophysical information suggested prospectivity, and establishing a novel framework for a national exploration strategy.

The low computational footprint of proposed frontier generation approach provides the opportunity for exploration strategies to process frontier information at much higher frequencies which could be used to generate more efficient exploration strategies.

Experimental evaluation on real world data sets validate that the proposed incremental update strategy provides a significant improvement in execution time while maintaining the global accuracy of frontier generation.

The torrid expansion of rain forest cities is visible in places like Parauapebas, which has changed in a generation from an obscure frontier settlement with gold miners and gunfights to a sprawling urban area with an air-conditioned shopping mall, gated communities and a dealership selling Chevy pickup trucks.

I have also found that the academy can be much more open-minded and imaginative than some popular publishers, whose vision of "historical importance" lags generations behind the research frontier, and in some cases would not be out of place in the Victorian senior common room.

Next generation biotechnology opens new frontiers in personalized medicine, advances in imaging and the use of powerful bioinformatics.

Two measures of risk will be used, standard deviation and CVaR deviation, to derive efficient frontiers for generation portfolios.

The importance of science was suddenly brought home by a distant beep in the skies above the Earth, inspiring a generation to explore new frontiers.

"User-generated video content of live and breaking news is the new frontier of news generation," MacIntyre says.

In "Advertisements," he wrote, "There was a frontier for my generation of novelists.

Kenneth J. Heineman, a biographer of the Ewing family, believes Tom wanted to re-create in Kansas his father's rise to wealth and power a generation earlier on the Ohio frontier.