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In this paper we propose a group of textual and social-based signals, and apply different Information Fusion algorithms for a blog distillation search task.

As a result, the aims of this study are to investigate the significant constraints demotivating the adoption of PPVC and to propose a group of feasible mitigation strategies to tackle these constraints.

In this paper, we propose a group of statistical thermodynamics methods for the simulations of nanoscale systems under quasi-static loading at finite temperature, that is, molecular statistical thermodynamics (MST) method, cluster statistical thermodynamics (CST) method, and the hybrid molecular/cluster statistical thermodynamics (HMCST) method.

Lu et al. proposed a Group-Of-Picture (GOP- level bit allocation [18] scheme and Shen et al. proposed another frame-level bit allocation method which decreases the averaGOP- leveld deviation of video quality [19].

Another proposed a group of facilities with arts themes.

This paper proposes a group of picture (GOP -aware multipath source routinGOP -aware (Gmultipathreal-time moving picture expertsourcep (MPEG) video deliveroutingobile ad hoc networks (MANETs).

Osler's founding letter, in addition to announcing the endowment, suggested criteria for Club membership, proposed a group of original members, and concluded with a promise to contribute special book items to the library.

Each one of them proposed a group of conditions that the set of definite-valued properties should obey, and characterized this set in terms of the dynamical state |φ⟩ of the system.

Consequently as a tool to improve soil management decision and recommendations, we proposed a grouping of the 164 vineyard plots into functional soil groups determined by soil invariant properties.

In this work he proposed a grouping of related species (called a tribus, or tribe) within the genus Agaricus, which he named Galorrheus.

His studies of infusoria (microscopic animal life frequently found in infusions of decaying organic materials) led Dujardin in 1834 to propose a new group of one-celled animals (called protozoans) that he called the Rhizopoda (meaning "rootfeet").