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Taking advantage of usage service level agreements for better Grid resource scheduling	Topics in unsupervised language learning

A virtual data language and system for scientific workflow management in data grid environments	Analysis and automatic recognition of tones in Mandarin Chinese

Algorithms for bandit online linear optimization	Generalized latent semantic analysis for document representation

Models of query complexity for Boolean functions	The meaning of multilanguage programs

Learning random DNF over the uniform distribution	Geometric and landmark-based approaches to speech representation and recognition

Reflective techniques in extensible languages	Generating type-safe application-specific foreign interfaces

System and tools to support a Bayesian approach to improving large-scale metabolic models	Many-task computing: Bridging the gap between high-throughput computing and high-performance computing

OneClass boosting and its application to classification problems	Coupled-cluster response theory: Parallel algorithms and novel applications

Detection and tracking of multiple objects in fluorescence microscopy	Diffusion in computer science and statistics

A true higher-order module system	Computerized segmentation and measurement of pleural disease

Finite element method automation for non-Newtonian fluid models	Improving tone recognition with nucleus modeling and sequential learning

Effective scheduling techniques for high-level parallel programming languages	Provisioning computational resources using virtual machines and leases

Parallel multi-objective optimization algorithm for de novo design of target focused ligand libraries	Computational analysis of protein modular domain architectures

Fast numerical methods and biological problems	Testing isomorphism of combinatorial and algebraic structures

Computations in nonequilibrium systems: Enhanced sampling and dynamical phase transitions	Implementation techniques for nested-data-parallel languages

Enabling urgent computing within the existing distributed computing infrastructure	Natural language processing for named entities with word-internal information

Adaptive inference for graphical models	Stable algorithms and kinetic mesh refinement

From rigid templates to grammars: Object detection with structured models	Symmetry and equivalence relations in classical and geometric complexity theory

Learning pronunciations from unlabeled evidence	Grammatical methods in computer vision