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The term ultrabook refers to a ultraportible notebook built using a small footprint Intel chipset.

The LiDAR survey was flown using a Cessna 207 aircraft in February 2008 (for the post-1990 forests) and 2010 (for the pre-1989 forests) using a small footprint (~0.20 m) Optech ALTM 3100EA system integrated with a Rollei AIC digital camera.

The LiDAR surveys were flown using a fixed-wing aircraft during April/June (Kaingaroa site) and July (Tairua site) 2012 using a small footprint (~0.20 m) Optech ALTM 3100EA system.

The LiDAR survey was undertaken aerially using a Cessna 207 aircraft in February 2008 (for pre-1990 forests) and 2010 (for post-1989 forests) using a small footprint (~0.20 m) Optech ALTM 3100EA system integrated with a Rollei AIC digital camera.

The LiDAR survey was conducted using a fixed wing aircraft between May and August 2012 using a small footprint (~0.20 m) Optech ALTM 3100EA system and a swath overlap of 50%.

The LiDAR survey was flown with a fixed-wing aircraft between May and August 2012 using a small footprint (~0.20 m) Optech ALTM 3100EA system with a swath overlap of 50%.

Therefore, the purpose of Study 2 was to better understand the relationship between speed perception and the GFOV/PFOV ratio in a way that would be useful to simulation practitioners using a small-footprint driving simulator.

As a storage medium we use a small footprint spiral waveguide made from the chalcogenide glass As2S3 comprising a rib waveguide structure with a cross-section of 2.2 μm by 800 nm.

In this study, we used a small-footprint lidar sensor (airborne laser scanner, ALS) to estimate sub-canopy elevation and canopy height in an evergreen tropical rain forest.

Residential (exurban) land use had a smaller footprint (HMc) but the close proximity to public lands, dispersed spatial pattern (high HMfd), and rapid increase in rural and exurban housing density observed in the SRE have important implications.

We identify the minimal subset of XPath that is needed, thus allowing matching programs to potentially use a smaller memory footprint.