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Khan, Asif R. and Garcia-Molina, Hector (2014) Hybrid Strategies for Finding the Max with the Crowd: Technical Report.
We now only send a character every 2 milliseconds but we only send 11 characters max with the time and 13 characters for the date.
When I was approached by Max with the subject for Borderline, Southall had recently become the focus of discontent and violence.
It doesn't even capture hi-def footage: it films at 640 by 480 pixels, max, with the quality you'd expect from a cellphone in 2007.
This made me laugh so hard that I spilled coffee all over my desk and immediately forwarded the article to my husband, Max, with the thought that we might send it out instead of a family Christmas card.
Instead he continues to follow Max with the same observational dispassion and visual lyricism, then abruptly shifts focus to one of the locals (Cody Hamric) whom Max has befriended.
Each node is equipped with an omnidirectional antenna and the same maximum transmit power p max, associated with the maximum transmit range r max(p max).
The differences become more apparent as Mad Max starts, with the shot of Max standing against a desert backdrop with a large rock and two-headed lizard in the foreground.
Given the physical, technical, and economical constraints associated with both the users and the WISP, the involved resources, i.e., power, rate, and price are upper bounded ( {P}_i^{Min}le {P}_ile {P}_i^{Max} ), ( {r}_i^{Min}le {r}_ile {r}_i^{Max} ), and ( {c}_i^{Min}le {c}_ile {c}_i^{Max} ), with the maximum feasible rate values being differentiated by each service type.
Frank Miller's All-Star Batman and Robin took machismo to the max with its depiction of the crazily unshaven "Goddamn Batman" – but it went so far, it crossed over into camp.
The align-max-with-max strategy underlying TBSS was posited as a potential explanation for this high correspondence in the values of FA, at the expense of lesser alignment between anatomically concordant voxels.
