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Table 4.1 Arrests and charges

in Performance Measures
by Output Investigations Into 2003

Table 4. Examples of arrest and tend to fall

in Language Variation as a Context for Information Retrieval
by Ahmed Abdelali, Jim Cowie, Hamdy S. Soliman

Table 5.1 Specimen II-CSD deflection, arrest load, arrest crack length, cubic root of

in LIST OF TABLES........................................................................................................vi
by Strengthening Steel, Stringer Bridges Using, Scott C. Messick 1996

Table 1. Cardiac Motion Reduction in IVUS images

in unknown title
by unknown authors 2006
"... In PAGE 4: ... Table1 shows the percentage of cardiac frequency sup- pressed for the 10 patients. We report the percentages for each patient and the mean for each device.... ..."
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Table 1. A cardiac arrhythmia database.

in Privacy-Preserving Clustering by Object Similarity-Based Representation and Dimensionality Reduction Transformation
by Stanley R. M. Oliveira, et al. 2004
"... In PAGE 5: ...sample relational database in Table1 . This sample con- tains real data of the Cardiac Arrhythmia Database avail- able at the UCI Repository of Machine Learning Databases [4].... In PAGE 6: ... A data owner can compute the stress function and go back to Step 2 many times in order to find a good compromise between pri- vacy and accuracy. To illustrate how this solution works, let us consider the sample relational database in Table1 . We are going to re- duce the dimension of that dataset from 6 to 3, one at a time, and compute the error (stress function).... ..."
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Table 3.4: Estimation of the survivor function IBM Alcatel

in Persistence in Intertrade Durations
by Joanna Jasiak 1998
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Table 2: Quintiles of Survivor Functions by Region an d Participation Indicator

in Social Employment of Welfare Recipients in Belgium: An Evaluation
by Bart Cockx, Geert Ridder 1999
"... In PAGE 11: ... term effects for the latter group (cf. Hollister et al. 1984 and Couch 1992). 18 In Table2 we express statistics in months by dividing the number of days by 30.4375.... In PAGE 12: ... Fr om this we cannot conclude, that participation in SE increases welfare dependence. First, as reported in Table2 , the median duration until selection into SE is 6 months, and this increases the survival fraction of participants. However, even if we subtrac t the time until selection, the median duration of participants (=13 - 6=7 months) exceeds the median duration of all welfare spells.... ..."
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Table 5: Empirical Survivor Function: NBDS Sample of Later Retirees

in Delays in Claiming Social Security Benefits
by Courtney Coile, Peter Diamond, Jonathan Gruber, Alain Jousten 2002
"... In PAGE 20: ... We return to this point in the conclusion. For the non-clean sample, the pattern is very different, as shown in Table5 for the earnings test sample. There is substantial claiming before retirement, represented by the quot;-1 quot; row.... ..."
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Table 5: Empirical Survivor Function: NBDS Sample of Later Retirees

in credit, including © notice, is given to the source. Delays in Claiming Social Security Benefits
by Courtney Coile, Peter Diamond, Jonathan Gruber, Alain Jousten, Courtney Coile, Peter Diamond, Jonathan Gruber, Alain Jousten, Courtney Coile, Peter Diamond, Jonathan Gruber, Alain Jousten 1999
"... In PAGE 25: ... We return to this point in the conclusion. For the non-clean sample, the pattern is very different, as shown in Table5 for the earnings test sample. There is substantial claiming before retirement, represented by the quot;-1 quot; row.... ..."

Table 1: Subjective Anxiety evaluation and cardiac frequency

in Virtual Reality in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: a Study on Social Anxiety Disorder
by Bruno Herbelin, Françoise Riquier, Frederic Vexo, Daniel Thalmann 2002
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