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The Fed has tried a pair of novel strategies to drag consumer rates – and for that matter, business rates – closer to zero.

Starlings were trained to classify a second pair of novel songs, which produced interference between the two tasks such that performance on both tasks was significantly impaired across waking retention.

This paper proposes a pair of novel mathematical programming approaches to automatically identify the worst load combination corresponding to the extreme maximum and minimum responses of nonlinear structural behavior under multiple load cases.

In this paper, a pair of novel rectification algorithms (greedy negative pressure push algorithm and dynamic local stitching algorithm) is proposed to cooperatively repair broken transmitting paths in Wireless Sensor Networks.

In his first semester at Stanford, he had founded a pair of novel ensembles: the Stanford Laptop Orchestra and the Mobile Phone Orchestra, both of which featured students composing and performing music on electronic devices.

I started writing the pair of novels in Uganda and surrounded by Ugandans, but of course I was not Ugandan.

Call it octogenarian chic: This month's collection offers a pair of novels that feature old guys rallying for second chances.

John Banville's latest loops back to pick up the threads of a pair of novels from his pre-Booker-winning days.

Eventually, after a sojourn in London, he ended up living in a house on the Greek island of Hydra, where he wrote a pair of novels: "The Favorite Game," published in 1963, and "Beautiful Losers," published in 1966.

Readers intrepidly propose works of sophisticated modernity: Robsica's suggestions include a pair of novels by Stephen Wright, "Going Native" and "M31: A Family Romance," as well as Robert Musil's story "The Perfecting of a Love".