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Table 3. Testing results in several vehicles Vehicle

in Information-Theoretic Learning
by Jose C. Principe, Dongxin Xu, John W. Fisher Iii
"... In PAGE 54: ...cle of the training exemplars, but the response tends to move radially, preserving the accuracy of the pose estimation. Table3 shows the performance of the algorithm on other vehicle types (a tank and other personnel carriers) As we can see the estimation of the pose for two different BMP types (9563 and 9566) and the BTR (a different personnel carrier) are very close to the resolution of the training set data (3.5o).... ..."

TABLE I THE SPEED OF ADJACENT VEHICLES OF A VEHICLE

in A Novel Communication-Less Approach to Task Allocation for Multiple Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
by unknown authors

TABLE II THE DISTANCE OF ADJACENT VEHICLES TO A VEHICLE

in A Novel Communication-Less Approach to Task Allocation for Multiple Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
by unknown authors

TABLE 1 Characteristics of vehicles Characteristics VEHICLE

in Permutation Techniques in Analyzing Spatial Patterns Spatial Analysis of Forest Inventory Data
by Moderator Joseph, C. Mawson, Carlton M. Newton, Steven T. Bower, Spatial Analysis, Forest Inventory Data, William H. Me Williams, Joanne L. Faulkner, Spatial Analysis, Using Systematic, Robin M. Reich, Paul W. Mielke, Frank G. Hawksworth, Carlton M. Newton, Steven T. Bower

Table 1: Formalized Hypotheses

in An empirical examination of test-driven development
by David S. Janzen
"... In PAGE 2: ...2 Formal Hypotheses Several hypotheses are examined. A formalization of the hypotheses is presented in Table1 . Each of these hypotheses is discussed in turn here.... ..."
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Table 1: Formalized Hypotheses

in unknown title
by unknown authors
"... In PAGE 2: ...2 Formal Hypotheses Several hypotheses are examined. A formalization of the hypotheses is presented in Table1 . Each of these hypotheses is discussed in turn here.... ..."

Table 7. Interval of time to remove vehicles to shoulders Time (minutes)

in Temporary Losses of Highway Capacity
by S. M. Chin, O. Franzese, D. L. Greene, H. L. Hwang, R. C. Gibson, S. M. Chin, O. Franzese 2004
"... In PAGE 35: ...eported by Skabardonis et al. (1998). The remove-to-shoulder interval (RSI) represents the time required to move the vehicles from the roadway to the shoulder. Table7 shows the remove-to-shoulder duration times as a function of the number and type of vehicles involved in the crash. During this interval, it was assumed that the vehicles involved were blocking a number of lanes determined using the procedure explained above.... ..."
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Table 2 - Planning Formalization

in The World Wide Web Consortium. Resource Description Framework. Available at http://www.w3.org/RDF
by A. Roberto, R. Nogueira 2001
"... In PAGE 4: ...1.1 Planning Formalization The averages shown in Table2 are similar to those found in Nogueira and Moreira[27] and Nogueira and Amaral[25], indicating measure stability. The analysis of responses to individual items indicates the existence of advanced and formalized planning processes, but some difficulty in communicating the vision and strategies to the company.... ..."
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Table 7. Formality Adaptation

in MASH: A Framework for Adaptive Spatial Hypermedia
by Luis Francisco-revilla, Frank Shipman 2003
"... In PAGE 8: ... However on the unambiguous case, the relative position clearly shows that there are three rows of objects, each with three objects. Table7 shows the different methods and techniques that can be used in order to make the presentation more formal or informal. Figure 9.... ..."
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Table 3 Websites with Formal

in LIBRARY SPECIAL COLLECTIONS RESEARCH CENTERS
by Advisor Dr, Helen R. Tibbo, Laurence Gavin, Helen R. Tibbo 2006
"... In PAGE 31: ... 29 Table3 below, shows that of the 10 websites with formal on-line photographic reproduction policy, only 2 include all the most commonly used statements and 3 include none. The 3 sites in (Table 3) that had a formal policy but did not include any of the most commonly used statements provided a link to a contact person in the Special Collections department.... In PAGE 31: ... 29 Table 3 below, shows that of the 10 websites with formal on-line photographic reproduction policy, only 2 include all the most commonly used statements and 3 include none. The 3 sites in ( Table3 ) that had a formal policy but did not include any of the most commonly used statements provided a link to a contact person in the Special Collections department. Two of these three sites were also in the group of 5 websites that restricted access to their on-line photographic images shown in (Table 4).... ..."
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