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Table 4 shows the 10 international conferences in our research area that either belong to the Congresos Notables UPC list and their associated EIC. In addition, the table also shows the number of publications in these conferences generated by researchers in this project.

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"... In PAGE 10: ... Table4 : Contributions to the most relevant international conferences in our research area. ... ..."

Table 7: IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering.

in Experimental Models For Software Diagnosis
by Marvin V. Zelkowitz, Dolores Wallace
"... In PAGE 30: ...2 Full study The raw data for the complete study involved classi cation of 612 papers that were published in 1985, 1990, and 1995. This data is presented in Table 5 (ACM/IEEE ICSE conferences), Table 6 (IEEE Software Magazine), Table7 (IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering), and Table 8 (Summary totals).... ..."

Table 1. TAIWAN apos;S FOREIGN TRADE SHARES OF MAJOR TRADING COUNTRIES AND REGIONS

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"... In PAGE 11: ...Inter-Regional Patterns The United States has always been the largest and the most important market for Taiwan apos;s exports. The statistics in Table1 clearly show that in the 1980s the United States accounted for more than 30 per cent of Taiwan apos;s total value of foreign trade. During the period 1983-87, in fact, the US market accounted for over 35 per cent of Taiwan apos;s total value of foreign trade.... In PAGE 11: ... This may well be due to the high proportion of Taiwanese enterprises that export to the US market. The statistics in Table1 thus make it clear that the United States has been the prime market for the majority of Taiwanese enterprises in the past. Taiwanese firms were forced to change their course in the late 1980s, however, because of changes in the external environment, such as growing US protectionism, and internal changes such as the accumulation of huge foreign exchange reserves, the appreciation of the NT dollar, and other factors.... ..."

Table 6. Ordering enumeration sao2 .

in Decision Diagram Based Minimization of Pseudo Kronecker Expressions
by Per Lindgren , Rolf Drechsler, Bernd Becker
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Table 2: 10th: 10th root compression and mean normalization.

in Evaluation of Quantile Based Histogram Equalization with Filter Combination on the Aurora 3 and 4 Databases
by Florian Hilger And, Florian Hilger, Hermann Ney, Lehrstuhl Fur Informatik Vi
"... In PAGE 3: ...s 23.5% (Table 1). Simply applying 10th root compression and mean normalization reduced the average word error rate to 15.4% ( Table2 ). Applying quantile equalization further im- proves the result leading to an error rate of 13.... ..."

Table 1. Total BLS Requests for Octobers 1995-2000

in Co-evolution of user and organizational interfaces: A longitudinal case study of WWW dissemination of national statistics
by Gary Marchionini 2002
"... In PAGE 14: ... To look at this growth and assess whether it is approaching some stabilization, data for overall access was compared for the 1995 to 2000 period. Table1 provides these data based on BLS internal reports and Figure 3 depicts this growth graphically. ctober is a typically busy month for BLS (and other sites) and represents a good upper bound o put this rate of growth in perspective, the BLS monthly totals are juxtaposed with data from ll e d a .... ..."
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Table 1: Summary of experiments, CPU time reported in seconds [20] R.H. Wilson, On Geometric Assembly Planning, Ph.D. Dissertation, Computer Science De- partment, Stanford University, March 1992. [21] R.H. Wilson and J.-C. Latombe, Geometric reasoning about mechanical assembly, Journal of Arti cial Intelligence, 71 no. 2, 1994, pp. 371{396. [22] R.H. Wilson and T. Matsui, Partitioning an assembly for in nitesimal motions in trans- lation and rotation, Proc. IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems, 1992, pp. 1311{1318. [23] J.D. Wolter, On the automatic generation of plans for mechanical assembly, Ph.D. Thesis, The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1988.

in Polyhedral Assembly Partitioning Using Maximally Covered Cells in Arrangements of Convex Polytopes \Lambda
by Leonidas J. Guibasy, Dan Halperinyz, Hirohisa Hirukawax, Jean-claude Latombey, Randall H. Wilson
"... In PAGE 16: ...P2 P3 P1 P2 P3 P1 P2 P3 (0 1 0 0 0 0) (0 0 1 0 0 0) (0 0 0 0 0 1) Figure 9: DBGs for the example with three parts Figure 10: Possible disassembly rotational motion than the number of the parts. The case d = 2 is summarized in Table1 . In the case of d = 5, six representative points are found, and none of the DBGs is strongly connected.... In PAGE 16: ... One of the DBGs, corresponding to an in nitesimal rotation, and another, corresponding to an in nitesimal translation are shown in Figure 15. Table1 summarizes the CPU time in seconds to solve the examples given in the paper. The CPU time is given for the three modules of the implementation separately, the rst for computing the constraints between the parts, the second for nding the representative points, and the third for constructing the DBGs and checking them for strong connectivity.... ..."

TABLE 4. ADDITIONAL CUP BURNER EXTINGUISHMENT CONCENTRATIONS

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Table 2 - Leading Affiliations at IEEE Databases and Expert Systems Applications

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"... In PAGE 6: ... A particular interest lies in tracking changes in research emphases over time periods (Watts, 2003). Table2 shows the leading organizations vs. conference dates.... In PAGE 6: ...resents at these conferences. This can point us toward cutting edge researchers. For instance, were we planning to send someone to attend the next DESA workshop, we might expressly point them to make contact with the Czech Technical University and University of Greenwich researchers. Observing Table2 , one also observes that foreign sources dominate publication of research at this forum. Is this observation true for the broader field of research? Table 3 shows the topical emphases of the leading organizations at DESA.... ..."
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Table 9: FIT FOR z=2.014

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"... In PAGE 9: ... The small vertical lines above the Si IV 1393 and C IV 1548 transitions denote the velocity centroids of the Gaussian components in the line-pro le solution where we have added 3 components to t the C IV pro les. The VPFIT solution (see Table9 ) yields an excellent reduced 2 = 1:008 with probability P 2 = 0:45. For this system we allowed for the possibility that the Doppler broadening (b values)... ..."
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