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Then there is the unpopular European Union with its water framework directive (WFD), which has been embedded in UK law since December 2003.
He gives a strenuous, at times shrewd and acid performance, which has been embedded, unfortunately, in a clumsy and ineffective movie.
The service will be televised on CNN, BET, E! and other networks and will be viewable online via streaming video, which has been embedded directly into this post.
An essential issue in the formation control of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) is to design a reliable controller in their path planner level to handle all interactions between the continuous dynamics of the system and inherent discrete nature of the decision making unit, which has been embedded to coordinate the control submodules.
It works like this a user takes a snapshot of a print advertisement, which has been embedded with a digital watermark.
A 'lolli-cam', as it is known, is a £1,000 tiny camera which has been embedded in the black strip across a lollipop sign.
As in other BMI experiments, we use the firing rate as the input over all channels within 100 msec windows, which have been embedded in longer time windows using a gamma memory structure [35].
This allows for mobilization of recalcitrant pollutants which have been embedded in the soil matrix and their subsequent removal (Lai et al. 2009).
Military transition teams, which have been embedding with Iraqi forces since 2004, are just one type of the small advisory units that have become a major ingredient of counterinsurgency strategy in Iraq and Afghanistan.
If the show, which runs through June 22, has any theme, it is Havana itself, and its daily life, into which art has been embedded.
In a paper published in March, the House of Commons committee on science and technology expressed exasperation at the government's dilatory attitude towards the complications of the many science-related EU programmes and agreements in which the UK has been embedded.
