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Table 1 summarises the obtained results for time metrics: mean processing time per frame T p ¯, mean frame rate F p ¯, standard deviation of the processing time per frame σ T p and maximal processing time utilised in a frame T p ( max ).

The GPs were asked about responsibility for choice of the latest three patients referred by the GP to hospital; which of 16 factors influenced the choice of hospital; which of 15 sources of information about clinical quality at various hospitals/departments were considered relevant, and how often were six sources of information about waiting time utilised.

Intel's press release is firmly planted in hyperbole: "Intel's scientists and engineers have once again reinvented the transistor, this time utilising the third dimension," said Intel president and chief executivr Paul Otellini.

iGlue analyses page content in real time, utilising "various natural language processing and machine learning techniques".

One idea being explored is to use the existing North Stand at Windsor Park for the game, and, if work can be completed in time, utilise the new stand at the Railway End.

Later on in 2010, he launched Basetrack – pioneering iPhone photography in war zones, while at the same time utilising social media to pin-point target audiences for effective news reporting.

This season saw the introduction of a club crest (or badge) on the shirts for the first time, utilising a red heraldic shield emblazoned with three sheaves of wheat and a lions head, along with the letters SUFC.

David Simon and Ed Burns are currently in negotiation with HBO and The BBC with plans to make the next season of the cult show, but this time utilising even more British talent than the previous seasons, (for those of you not "in the know", both Stringer Bell and Jimmy McNulty are actual Brits).

David Simon and Ed Burns are currently in negotiation with HBO and The BBC with plans to make the next season of the cult show, but this time utilising even more British talent than the previous seasons (for those of you not "in the know," both Stringer Bell and Jimmy McNulty are actual Brits).