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This paper has made a comprehensive introduction to the new national standard GB50116, which is the code for the design of automatic fire alarm system.

This paper has made three extensions to further investigate the effects of concession period structures (1) when the toll price is determined by the private firm; (2) when renegotiation takes place; and (3) when government support policies are present.

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This paper has made two major improvements to HSA for NRP: (i) replacing random selection with the Global-best selection of Particle Swarm Optimization in memory consideration operator to improve convergence speed.

The comparison among the simulation results, test data and early simulation results indicates the 42-component system established by this paper has made improvements against many weaknesses of the Previous simulation in an all-round way.

The authors of this paper have made their own dataset which may be used by researchers working on a problem of face recognition at a distance.

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All the authors of this paper have made a substantial contribution to the conception and design, or analysis and interpretation of data, each has been involved in drafting the article or revising it critically for important intellectual content and each has given final approval of this version to be published.

In the past few years, the possibility of placing extra information as an online adjunct to a printed paper has made this process easier and has made a journal like Science more amenable to papers in areas that were often off-limits because of the sheer quantity of data required to support the authors' claims.

The paper has made mistakes.