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Additionally some new techniques are introduced, for example, the training of fuzzy models.

Often small things were introduced, for example where Eleanor started using Park's name, didn't always need to be explained.

Then some extensions of previous algorithms are introduced, for example, the case where the operating times are stochastic.

Since the early 2000s, the Chinese government has introduced, for example, policies to reduce SO2 emissions24 and a new national air quality standard for fine particles8.

Such meters have been introduced, for example, at Coal Ridge High School in New Castle, Colo., a leading contender that has cut its energy use by about 10.5 percent.

Basic concepts are introduced, for example, elementary reaction, approximate reaction, coupled reaction, concentrations, specific reaction rate, Roels formula, transitional state, activation energy, chemical equilibrium, Gibbs free energy, enthalpy, and entropy.

The show announces new commitments, introducing, for example, Pierre Soulages, the veteran French abstract painter who is to have his first show with the gallery next year.

"We could just as easily introduce, for example, an Alzheimer's gene, to accelerate the development of a vaccine for that disease," said Dr Chan's colleague Gerald Schatten.

Campbell is now focusing its efforts, introducing, for example, a new tomato noodle soup in the United States that took off in Australia and rolling out easy-to-open, ready-to-serve cans of the popular red-and-white varieties.

("It's like a dishwasher to me," said Ken Burgess of Floyd's Knob, Ind., who bought a RoboMower in July 2000 and another one in March 2002).The company plans to expand its offerings, introducing, for example, a robotic vacuum to be sold under the Hoover brand by the end of the year.

The Sustainable Endowments Institute, a research organization that tracks environmental practices at the 300 colleges and universities with the largest endowments, said that 126 of them had curtailed use of trays, some of them banishing trays only from certain dining halls, and some introducing, for example, "trayless Tuesdays".