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This paper attempts to determine the suitability of tilting technology as applied to metro systems, taking the Tyne and Wear Metro as its base case study.

The positive effect of ethanol on radiolabeling yields can be implemented easily on automated module systems taking the advantage of ethanol-based cation-exchange post-processing.

In [8 10], the sum minimum MSE (MMSE) was considered to design iterative algorithms for MIMO interference relay systems taking the direct links between the source and destination nodes into consideration, and in [11], similar problem has been considered ignoring the direct links between the communicating parties.

This section considers a class of repetitive discrete-time LTI SISO systems taking the form of left { textstylebegin{array}{l} x_{k}(t + 1) = Ax_{k}(t) + Bu_{k}(t),quad t in S^, y_{k}(t) = Cx_{k}(t),quad t in S, end{array}displaystyle right.

Fourth graders in 57 countries or education systems took the math and science tests, while 56 countries or education systems administered the tests to eighth graders.

Thus, an important class of adaptive systems take the approach of "overlaying" the learner model against the domain model.

As described at the beginning of Section 4, our baseline systems take the outputs of frequency filter banks as input.

It is well known that solutions of both systems take the form of waves that propagate at a finite speed.

Typical models for such systems take the form of differential equations that involve polynomial and rational functions.

California, where Proposition 209 banned all racial preferences in 1996, employs a similar system, taking the top 9 percent.

Voyager leaves the solar system, taking the controversy about its whereabouts with it.