Abstract: The structural change toward the digital transformation of online sales elevates the importance of parallel processing techniques in recommender systems, particularly in the pandemic and ...
One of my close friends, Eve, has gained a first in philosophy, a distinguished Masters in English literature and a doctorate in theology. She has raised three remarkably independent daughters, and ...
A 72-year-old grandfather has passed his higher maths GCSE to show his grandchildren that "you are never too old to learn". After retiring from a 40-year career in the oil industry in the Middle East, ...
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A 10-year-old boy from Greater Manchester has achieved the highest possible grade, a 9, in his maths GCSE. Chun Nok Eric Li, from Altrincham, sat a maths higher exam in June, despite still being in ...
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Abstract: Real-time motion planning in dynamic environments presents a significant challenge for robotic manipulators. This article introduces an innovative parallel model predictive path integral ...
The Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles real estate agents might call California home, but they're having no problem fitting in on the East Coast. This has been clear in both Josh and Tracy's Instagram ...
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A longtime teacher from Fifield has been recognised as ‘Professional Tutor of the Year’ at a national awards ceremony, nearly three years after launching her business. Julia Crocker was awarded the ...
Maths is a subject that tends to divide people - it's either something they adore or cannot stand. However, for Year 11 pupils across the UK, there's no escaping the world of fractions, algebra, ...
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