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Baseball Boss, which uses the same underlying engine as Duels, beta launched last week.
Suppose a criminal manages to change the textual content of many sentences on a website, but uses the same underlying HTML code and file structure.
Now Facebook has launched a new framework based on XHP, Javelin, and WURFL that uses the same underlying codebase, while tweaking UI elements on the fly depending on what device you're accessing the site from.
For the Signal messaging app, which uses the same underlying encryption protocol as WhatsApp, the security researchers found the app contains the same group chat vulnerability but further mitigated by an attacker not only having to control the relevant Signal server but also having to know the Group ID number for the chat (and these IDs are essentially unguessable).
The nearest neighbor algorithm uses the same underlying network as the diffusion algorithm.
Secondly, we included a second "graphical shell" or "game world", which uses the same underlying game logic with different settings, images and characters.
Both PALM and STORM methods use the same underlying principle to reduce the number of active fluorophores.
13 Also, many nurse phone triage lines use the same underlying clinical logic as the symptom checkers evaluated in this study.
For ensemble learning between TAGGING-assisted QTL and GBLUP models, first, we attempted pairwise combinations of the three QTL models and two GBLUP models that used the same underlying 7386 marker genotypic information.
With the recent linkage between primary and secondary care records in England, and the additional linkage to the Office for National Statistics death register, there is now an opportunity to assess the performance of the Charlson index in these different clinical settings while using the same underlying population cohort.
The deposition was done on the pure silver layer without any catalyst and on the 10-nm-thick Fe catalyst using the same underlay.
