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In addition to these cases, we allow for (c) a student to have a "cheaper-to-obtain" input representation than the teacher, which is another way of making a deployed model faster to evaluate.

Thirteen layers of carbon were deployed, making a total thickness of 8 mm.

Mr Samaraweera accused Mr Rajapaksa of making an attempt to deploy the army and police to stop the counting of votes when initial results showed he was heading for defeat.

Dürer's printed images tap into the new knowledge he got from Renaissance Italy - not just perspective but the rediscovery of the classical nude and pagan myth - and fuse it with older, lower sources, making an art that deploys Renaissance aesthetics to some pretty populist ends.

In Brussels, the alliance's leaders decided to wait until next week before making a decision on whether to deploy all 3,500 soldiers.

Executives of the surviving concerns now talk in terms of making incremental progress -- and actually making a profit -- rather than deploying huge amounts of capital to become dominant immediately.

The missile office has still not scheduled a new date for the test, but the Pentagon's spokesman, Kenneth H. Bacon, said today that the delay "should not have any impact whatsoever" on the Clinton administration's timetable for making a decision on whether to deploy later this year.

For 2 decades, I have made a living deploying mathematical models to find hidden value in the securities markets.

This means every time marketing wants to update their website copy, they have to convince engineering to make a new deploy.

To fill this gap, this paper proposes an over-dimensioning (OD) model, which automates the decision making on deploying a robust industrial wireless local area network (IWLAN).

In light of America's involvement in the Arab Spring -- in which America provided air support and weaponry without deploying any troops onto foreign soil -- it is certainly inappropriate to state that America must make a choice between deploying troops onto foreign soil and remaining indifferent.