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Lopes and co-workers[9, 34] extracted bigrams and trigrams based on the same linguistic methods used by Lopes and Vieira [10] and ordered them using the numerical values obtained by the application of the following statistical measures: t f, t f- i d f, t d s, t h d, T F- I D F (refered in this work in upper-case letters to differentiate it from the t f- i d f measure).

A new chemical technology (i.e. IPC Technology as referred in this paper) has been developed.

I refer in this connection to the German transcript of 9 December where this has been alleged by the Prosecution.

Hence, an extinction model has been incorporated in the first-order CMC to improve its predictions and is referred in this paper as CMCE.

One of the mysteries of London musical life is that neglect of Elgar to which, I think, I have already referred in this column.

I was referred in this way through a chain of no fewer than five firms, until a receptionist in one of them suggested I try the Citizens Advice Bureau.

And second, another said, "I don't think John likes people who try to do jobs they're not qualified for" — referring, in this case, to Barack Obama.

He describes private genome databases as "unmappable," "unworkable," and unnecessarily "constrained by intellectual properties" (referring in this context to proprietary attempts to patent partial sequence data).

We refer, in this study, to all activities that should be conducted during the entire lifecycle of test-code as Software Test-Code Engineering (STCE).

It refers, in this context, to casinos' gobbling up one anothers' customers, which for some of them may be the only route to survival.

A synthesis of the attacks referred in this section is presented in Table 1.