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Table 5 - Press FMEA
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Table 1: Academic instances
"... In PAGE 5: ...0.66 0.68 0.7 0.72 0.74 Figure 1: mean cpu time on 50 random instances of class (100,20,0:05,t) at each value of t Next, we have dealt with the following academic instances: two chessboard coloration instances, denoted cc-20-2 and cc-20-3, involving quaternary constraints, two Golomb ruler instances, denoted gr-34-8 and gr-34- 9, involving binary and ternary instances, two prime queen attacking instances, denoted qa-5 and qa-6, involving only binary constraints. Table1 shows that SAC-3, and especially SAC-3+, have on some instances a much better behaviour than SAC-1 and SAC-SDS. Roughly speaking, it can explained by the fact that such instances have some regular structure.... ..."
Table IV. Academic engagement
Table XII. Academic results
Table 2 Academic Majors
Table 10 Automatic classification of texts into three specific press registers (press
Table 3: GEC Simulation Predictions Press. Press. Cells
"... In PAGE 22: ...f the 0.29 Pa/2.2 mTorr simulation considered in the previous section. Table3 lists the number of grid cells required for simulations at each of these pressures. Except for the lowest pressure case, these simulations all require more computational resources than are currently available.... In PAGE 24: ...Estimated values for pmem are shown in Table3 . For each case, pmem gt; ptime, therefore... ..."
Table 2: Correlations with academic resilience
"... In PAGE 7: ... Correlations Between Facets of the Wheel and Academic Resilience The first phase of analyses involved correlations between facets of the Student Motivation Wheel and academic resilience. Correlations appear in Table2 . Of the boosters, self-belief and persistence are most strongly related to academic resilience.... ..."
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