Still, as Pavel Molchanov, an analyst at Raymond James & Associates, notes, "The whole clean tech sector has been out of favor".
Mr. Marggraff said these features could also be useful to professionals like journalists, doctors, job interviewers or lawyers who want to share with associates notes of a business negotiation.
Michael Krensavage, of Raymond James & Associates, notes that Merck-Medco is a lower-margin business, but it has been growing faster than Merck.
In seeking to justify mass murder and align his terrorism with the Palestinian cause, Mr. bin Laden understands -- and, former associates note, even envies -- the appeal.
Focusing more on the outcome, Mr. Corzine's associates note that the skills he displayed in that situation, as well as others, are the same ones that helped him when he was co-chairman of the banking firm Goldman Sachs.
Associates noted that Mr. Hajjarian, in election speeches and in the reformist newspaper that he publishes, Sobh-e Emrooz, had been one of the most outspoken critics of those trying to shore up clerical authoritarianism.
And the game plan Mr. Clinton laid out to Mr. Davis, one of Mr. Clinton's associates noted with some amusement, is strikingly similar to the one Mr. Clinton employed to survive impeachment.
He collected cars, but never learned to drive and though he regularly used complicated sound and recording equipment for his broadcasts, associates noted that he was afraid to use the telephone for fear he would be electrocuted!
Thus, individual B is a 3-term associate of individual A. Now, if k i(m) is the number of individual i's m-term associates, then f i(m) = k i(m) m/5 n is the fraction of companion slots that individual i allocates to all of her m-term associates (note that because each individual has a total of exactly 5 n companion slots).
The team set a few machine learning systems to the task as a test run: the models were trained up on the MusicNet data, which would presumably allow them to associate notes with aspects of the recording associated with them.
The majority of patients without incident upper GI cancer (n = 91/333) had another primary cancer type (eg lung, renal cell, unknown primary site) and there was insufficient information in the medical records or associated notes to determine cancer diagnosis type for the remaining two patients.
