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Table 1. Elements of an AspectOpenCOM pointcut expression

in A Reflective Framework for Fine-Grained Adaptation of Aspect-Oriented Compositions
by Paul Grace, Bert Lagaisse, Eddy Truyen, Wouter Joosen
"... In PAGE 7: ...2 AO Compositions In AspectOpenCOM, the kind of a join point is a method call on a component interface, either at the caller (on the receptacle) or the called side (on the inter- face). Table1 describes the key elements of a pointcut expression that locates the join points; i.e.... ..."

Table 1: Summary of Accesses to www.france98.com

in Domain Caching: Building Web Services for Live Events
by Vivekanand Vellanki, Ann Chervenak
"... In PAGE 2: ... A detailed analysis of these logs can be found in [3]. Table1 , extracted from [3], shows the usage of this web site during the entire duration of this tourna- ment. In this paper, we extend Arlitt apos;s analysis of the World Cup Soccer logs [3] to consider the distribu- tion of accesses to the four di erent locations that hosted mirror sites for the Soccer World Cup data.... ..."

Table B.5: Multiple Cluster Results for 4 term queries on VISR. Note: the most relevant cluster was disregarded because it contained under 5 images.

in Consistency, Clarity & Control: Development of a new approach to WWW image retrieval
by Trystan Upstill

Table 1. Examples of recent mining accidents involving tailings dam failures in Europe and the rest of the world. (Source: adapted from EC COM (2000) 664 final and from Maimon, 2000) Date Location Mined

in Technical Communication
by Regulation Of Mine, Adeline Kroll, Jaime M. Amézaga, Paul L. Younger, Christian Wolkersdorfer

Table 2. Simulation results and field surveys at a few key locations

in 2005. Numerical simulations of the December 26, 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami using a higher-order Boussinesq model
by Philip Watts, Mansour Ioualalen, Stéphan Grilli, James T. Kirby, M. Asce, M. Asce, Fengyan Shi 2005
"... In PAGE 8: ... The simulated maximum elevations in Figs. 2-4 and the runup values listed in Table2 com- pare favorably with observations available from a variety of sources (DETAILS). Therefore, we believe that our numerical simulation, although quite preliminary, has captured many of the tsunami features of the actual event.... ..."
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Table 1: Six hotels with their spatial locations, quality and price

in On Dominating Your Neighborhood Profitably
by Cuiping Li
"... In PAGE 1: ... EXAMPLE 1. Consider the six hotels listed in Table1 . If we com- pare the quality of these hotels based on the price and quality at- tributes as shown in Figure 1(b), then we can see that hotels A and F are the only two skyline points among the six hotels.... ..."

Table 1: Six hotels with their spatial locations, quality and price

in On Dominating Your Neighborhood Profitably
by Cuiping Li
"... In PAGE 1: ... EXAMPLE 1. Consider the six hotels listed in Table1 . If we com- pare the quality of these hotels based on the price and quality at- tributes as shown in Figure 1(b), then we can see that hotels A and F are the only two skyline points among the six hotels.... ..."

Table 1: Six hotels with their spatial locations, quality and price

in On Dominating Your Neighborhood Profitably
by Cuiping Li
"... In PAGE 1: ... EXAMPLE 1. Consider the six hotels listed in Table1 . If we com- pare the quality of these hotels based on the price and quality at- tributes as shown in Figure 1(b), then we can see that hotels A and F are the only two skyline points among the six hotels.... ..."

Table 6: Statistics of distributions of proteins among different subcellular locations

in unknown title
by unknown authors 2007
"... In PAGE 6: ... Initially, we got 1365 mycobacte- rial proteins; after removing the fragments and the non- experimental qualifier quot;by similarity quot; we got 882 proteins. These 882 proteins belong to 13 subcellular locations as shown in Table6 . Among 13 different subcellular com- partments, four major locations were selected containing reasonable number of proteins.... ..."

Table 1: Rod Example: Comparison of actual and esti- mated joint Location

in Scanning Large-Scale Articulated Deformations
by Jochen Lang, Dinesh K. Pai, Hans-Peter Seidel 1999
"... In PAGE 5: ... Our distance metric identifies correctly non- deformed triangles as centroids of the motion for each link. This results in perfect estimation of the joint loca- tion listed in Table1 and perfect identification of the ro- tational angles of each joint in the three poses. For com- parison the least squares examples produces significant error due to the blended vertex locations at the seams of the links.... ..."
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