Searce
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Searce
A fine sieve. -
Searce
To sift; to bolt.
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searce
A sieve, especially a fine sieve. -
searce
To sift through a searce.
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Searce
sers (Scot.) to sift through a sieve -
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Searce
a sieve
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary See Sarse
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The projects undertaken in the Working Group I on High Energy and Collider Physics can be classi fied into the categories (i) Higgs searc hes (ii) supersymmetry searches (iii) extra dimensions and (iv) linear collider.
Summary of the Activities of the Working Group I on High Energy and Collider Physics
In addition, we have verified by an exhaustive computer searc h that this inequality also holds for all integers 2 ≤ x < 6131.
Improved Combinatorial Group Testing Algorithms for Real-World Problem Sizes
Tracks are first searc hed at the vertex detector, and then confirmed in two dedicated tracking layers (trigger tracker or TT) which provide a rough estimation of the momentum of the tracks (δpT /pT ∼ 25%).
Heavy Quarks: Summary Report
Quasar searc h is very often done with color excess rules (Hazard 1990), where the limit is given by the flux errors combined from two or three filters. E.g., the evolution of quasars between redshift 0 an d 2.2 was established using the UV excess method (Schmidt & Green 1983; Boyle et al. 1988).
Object Classification in Astronomical Multi-Color Surveys
Furthermore, spaces the searc h for an optimal plan within the space of is based on the idea of maintain The Q-learning algorithm plans is intractable.
Probabilistic Exploration in Planning while Learning
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