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Like many Corigliano works of the last three decades the score is awash in melody and drama and uses techniques from the full spectrum of contemporary musical language, all within an accessible frame.

Now a postdoc at MSKCC, Erez uses techniques from the physics of complex systems to study the dynamics of immune response in the context of cancer.

Our algorithm, Dynamic Brushfire, uses techniques from the path planning community to efficiently update GVDs when the underlying environment changes or when new information concerning the environment is received.

Mr. Keene said, "We are using techniques from the fashion world to help these beautiful people be even more beautiful".

The Liberal party, contrary to much of the roiling and self-interested revisionism that is now under way, did not run a terrible campaign at the organisation level using techniques from the stone age.

Inspired by the Roi Soleil's 17th-century home, the nearby Palace of Versailles, and partly built using techniques from the period, the villa boasts 10 bedroom suites, a library, a cinema, a sturgeon-filled aquarium, a wine cellar for 3,000 bottles, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a squash court, two ballrooms and a nightclub.

Using techniques from the yield management and travel industries, the startup gives people  last-minute access to fancy pants restaurants like Michael Mina and Gary Danko.

Here the authors use techniques from the adaptive control theory to increase the adaptivity of an energy harvesting power manager.

In this work, we promote the formation of such "cooperative" VPPs (CVPPs) using techniques from the field of distributed Artificial Intelligence and game theory.

We provide a formalization of the model and detail its innovative implementation using techniques from the semantic web community such as ontology modeling and SPARQL.

We prove that all such crossed products are classifiable by K-theoretic invariants using techniques from the classification theory for nuclear C⁎-algebras.