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"This botnet was unique because whenever we started mapping out the social connections between different bots — figuring out who did they follow and who follows them — we were able to enumerate a really clear structure showing bots that are connected in one particular way and an entire other cluster that were connected in a separate way.

At the end of this process, you should be able to enumerate a fairly precise list of furniture needed.

By using translational invariance, chemical intuition, and domain knowledge, we were able to enumerate all possible 4, 6, and 8 block polymers and benchmark our Monte Carlo sampling of the chemical space against the exact enumeration of the surrogate predictions.

The list of vertebrate species able to enumerate large quantities is here extended to include a species, the eastern mosquitofish, which is phylogenetically very distant from mammals and possess a much smaller brain size.

As a result, rather than enumerating individual solutions, we are able to enumerate solution classes (i.e. the set of all solutions having the same cost) and provide a characterization of the space of optimal and near-optimal solutions to an instance of the network history inference problem.

We are able to enumerate them because each sheep is spatially separated from or juxtaposed to the others; in other words, each occupies a discernable spatial location.

All proposed algorithms were able to enumerate traces for permutations with up to 200 elements.

Their compression would prevent us from being able to enumerate the full set of stories.

Our algorithm solves this problem to provable optimality and, furthermore, is able to enumerate sufficiently distinct suboptimal solutions.

For many instances, our previously proposed algorithms were able to enumerate chemical structures faster than other existing methods.

Finally, we calculated multilevel likelihood ratios for ranges of the revised BVC score, to be able to enumerate risk rather than expressing risk with ambiguous wordings.