The collection is made up of 34 stories, some as short as a page, grouped into four sections.
A user's interests are then assembled on a Web page, grouped by categories like "news and current events," "general health," "travel," "technology" and "shopping".
Figures 4 and 5 show the documents (web pages) grouped by synonyms, sequences, pathways, regulatory and other types of data for the query 'p53'.
NEW LONDON -- "Photography and the Page," group show.
STAMFORD "The Drawing Show IV: Marks on a Page," group show.
In addition to the Facebook page, group members have presented at national and international conferences, taking the mission of the group to as many people as possible.
His "Three Girls" (opposite), from around 1941, is unusual in its smiles and its fashion-page grouping, but the oval eyes of the women remain masklike and primeval, and unify the subjects' differing strains of lineage and color, upon which he is lightly commenting.
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In group paging, the base station, which is known as an evolved-NodeB (eNB) in 3GPP, can assign a number of machine devices to form a paging group.
Facebook has removed 82 pages, groups and accounts for "coordinated inauthentic behavior" that originated out of Iran.
Upon receiving the group paging message, all machine devices belonging to the paging group should immediately perform the random access (RA) procedure to access the network during a period of time, which is referred as a group paging interval herein [4].
