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Meanwhile, executives at HarperCollins, a division of the News Corporation, say they are discussing ideas for real books to be published in the context of story lines on their parent company's Fox television network, too.
The Science in Transition agenda on the need to rethink the incentive and reward system of science will be part of the Amsterdam Call for Action on Open Science which will be published in the context of Netherlands' Presidency of the EU.
This data has been earlier published in the context of the negative influence of terminally differentiated CD8+ T cells in bone healing [13].
To the best of the authors' knowledge, our two simulators are the first to be published in the context of LTE, including source code under an academic use license.
By using the techniques above, one can easily prove the equivalence of other fixed point results (published, unpublished/that will be published) in the context of cone b-metric space.
Apart from the three techniques previously published in the context of JPEG XR (as given above), we adopt/discuss transform-based encryption and index-based VLC encryption to/in the JPEG XR case and we introduce a new bitstream-oriented JPEG XR encryption technique termed encrypting entire frequency bands.
This paper summarises the published literature in the context of the evidence base for the prevention of triathlon related injuries.
Yet, there is no published research in the context of the United Kingdom, regarding the role young adults play in managing their supportive cancer care needs.
The evidence-based policy movement in various public policy issues and other areas of practice originated in the United Kingdom, according to the preponderance of published work, in the context of medical practices.
Sir David Attenborough is officially the most trusted man in Britain, but his remarks published today, in the context of the debate over world population growth, that it is "barmy" to send food to famine-stricken countries, is crass in its callousness; it is simply stupid.
The open source availability of the simulators facilitates researchers to reproduce published results in the context of LTE, and thus supports the comparison of novel algorithms with previous state-of-the-art.
