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This test has been discussed in Radice and Rezzolla (2012) (which adapted it from Zhang and MacFadyen 2006).

Important figures in this movement included Frederick Thomas Pilkington (1832 98), who developed a new style of church building which accorded with the fashionable High Gothic, but which adapted it for the worship needs of the Free Church of Scotland.

Important figures included Frederick Thomas Pilkington (1832 98), who developed a new style of church building which accorded with the fashionable High Gothic, but which adapted it for the worship needs of the Free Church of Scotland, as at Barclay Viewforth Church, Edinburgh (1862-4).

While the sparse representation objective function for the MSBTD method [ 30, 31] (as with virtually all other works in this field) has been known to the image processing community, the main novelty of our algorithm is its integration with a customized scanning algorithm, which adapts it for clinical SDOCT applications.

The building has been purchased by the Rudin family, which is adapting it for use by companies like MCI WorldCom and Qwest.

This device is "opensource", so that readers will be free to modify the program, which includes adapting it according to their own needs or adding new features.

Crack growth is simulated by a cohesive zone model which, by adapting it to the mechanical behavior of voided cells, is a phenomenological representation of the micromechanical process of void growth and coalescence.

Thus, we present a systematic technical survey and a comparative analysis of a taxonomy of DTN routing protocols, which we extended and adapted it to include a new set of VDTN (VANET/DTN) routing protocol categories with results.

Now it has developed Detour, which adapts the Kickstarter money-raising model to let fans essentially book a tour.

To each service, it passes configuration data, which adapts the service to application needs.

It is these cells which adapt to nutrient depletion in the stationary phase via the stringent response.