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In this paper, we revisit this problem, and present an expressive CP-ABE scheme supporting partially hidden access structures in the prime-order groups with improved efficiency.
Here we revisit this problem for vector-valued outputs and apply Bayesian non-parametric approaches in order to solve the function estimation problem.
"Considering the importance and broad existence of similar problems, I believe this work will have a high impact in the field, and many people will revisit this problem from this new and exciting perspective".
In this article, we revisit this problem using a method based on transfer entropy that examines the relationship between day-to-day variability in EEJ and Sq during low solar activity period (year 2007 08).
In this paper, we revisit this problem of heat extraction from an enhanced geothermal system (EGS) with multiple parallel fractures, which provide more surface area and conductive paths between injection and production wells, by employing a semi-analytical method.
Here we revisit this problem to demonstrate the applicability of our graphical interface, and we do this by calculating the solvation energy required to insert a charged helix into the membrane.
Therefore, when revisiting this problem, we find that there is still much room left for improvement, which motivates the present study.
Later, Murai (2007) revisited this problem and concluded that the FAT seems to be valid for a crack density up to at least 0.1.
Minton and colleagues revisited this problem suggesting that second-look should be initiated by patients' symptoms (symptomatic second-look) or a progressive increase in serial carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) assays obtained in follow-up [ 32].
In a recent study we revisited this problem with an analysis of a human-like beckoning gesture that we observed in 2 groups of bonobos kept under near-natural environmental and social conditions at the Lola Ya Bonobo sanctuary near Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo.
In this paper, we revisit the problem that Gorman addressed.
