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Users informed the Web site of what they enjoyed, and Firefly would learn individual preferences and then foster communication between users with similar interests; the process was known as collaborative filtering.
The goal is to help users discover topics that they'll be interested in quickly, and then foster productive conversation.
They ply state legislators for funds and then foster such things as gay politics that neither state legislators nor their constituents approve of," Hines said.
For this very reason the Young Society Leaders of the American Turkish Society was created to first identify and then foster the next generation of US-Turkish leadership to be part of this micro-level change that we hope can have a macro impact over the long-term.
My mother was brought up in a Barnardo's home and then fostered in the Midlands… where terrible things happened to her.
Their big plans take place in the comfort of an official youth center, which gives them rehearsal space and then fosters their revolt by taking them on the road for an officially endorsed performance.
The problems in the Middle East stemmed, not from imperial meddling in an oil-rich region but from Islam itself, a faith that resulted from (and then fostered) delusional thinking.
You get that by hiring the best people you can find, and then fostering an environment that allows those same employees to soar like eagles.
The new ideas being implemented will need help to truly become game-changers, but first the problems, as well as the solutions, must be recognized by a larger contingent and then fostered.
To minimize any potential prenatal litter effects, all pups in a treatment group were pooled together, separated by sex, and then fostered (four female and four male pups per litter) to moms of the same treatment group.
Epigenetic effects of benzene metabolites on the bone marrow stroma, and perhaps the stem cell itself, may then foster development and survival of the leukemic clone.
