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Ninety-eight feet long, the gym, which will accommodate physical education classes as well as competitive sports, can be divided in two, with each half surpassing the existing gym in size.
By coalescing different types of convolutional layers and stacking them in a deep residual network style, we achieve the high-quality results on the semantic road segmentation with relatively small model size, surpassing the existing state-of-the-art methods.
The proposed expression surpasses the existing expression available in the literature.
The new record surpassed the existing mark by an astounding 55 cm (21.65 inches) and stood for 23 years, until Mike Powell of the United States surpassed it in 1991.
The proposed LWDFOD approximates the ideal FOD and surpasses the existing ones reasonably well in mid and high frequency range, thereby making the proposed LWDFOD a promising technique for the design of digital FODs.
The majority of public sector informants saw that the growth in demand had surpassed the existing resources that were considered inadequate.
The emerging picture from the conference revealed that the kinds of information supplied by current genome sequencing methods have surpassed the existing theory and methods for evolutionary reconstruction from molecular data.
Humidity sensors and double layer supercapacitors fabricated with such materials showed significantly improved performance surpassing all existing reported materials and technologies.
This agenda will neither replace nor surpass any existing research and publication agendas.
The realization of such a system may then be used to guide a prosthesis during fast movements directly using brain signals in a way surpassing existing BMIs.
In a case-control study of tuberculosis (TB) and non-TB Polish patients, we demonstrated the potential diagnostic utility of our approach for the rapid diagnosis of active TB with sensitivity and specificity surpassing those of existing methods.
