The fourth data set was simulated using the same tree topology as in the primary example but with constant evolutionary rate (see Materials and Methods).
As the primary example of one such neighborhood, she described downtown New York, noting the restaurants there that were mobbed at lunch but did not offer dinner at all.
"Throughout our history there have been times where the financial sector swung way out of balance," Mr. Obama said on Wednesday in an interview with CNBC and The New York Times, citing the period that led to the Depression as the primary example.
Also, some jurisdictions (with Europe as the primary example) charge excess claims fees for each claim included in your application over a certain number.
I'm going to use MSNBC as the primary example of over-coverage of Trump, because a) I watch it more than any other news channel; b) as the most progressively-oriented network, it has raised some of the most ire from liberals, i.e. they should have known better.
The organization, co-founded by Karl Rove after the Supreme Court's 2010 Citizens United ruling opened the door to new political spending, has been held up by campaign finance watchdogs as the primary example of a political group using the tax code to evade disclosure of its donors.
The University of Chicago Medicine website actually cites "firing guns and other weapons" as one of the primary examples of noises that can cause hearing loss "immediately or over time," while the Cleveland Clinic lists one of the signs your environment is too loud as "difficulty hearing someone who is within three feet of you".
West chose his guest artists based on the effect each of their voices had on him when he heard them, citing the serene vocals of Adam Levine, the trademark sound of Brandy, and the lyricism of Lupe Fiasco and Paul Wall as primary examples.
Take the cases of Hong Kong actors Chow Yun Fat and Jackie Chan, and the South Korean singer Bi Rain as primary examples.
