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All the above approaches basically lead to the same results and match the ones derived from the more traditional Fisher s Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA) technique.
But it's not like the government would've lost much: the NSA still would've been able to go to phone companies to search the exact same information, despite incoming Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell's ridiculous warning ahead of Tuesday's vote that even the most modest reform would basically lead to the Islamic State killing us all.
The above-summarized criteria resulting from the maximization of the objective function (1) basically lead to smoother instantaneous fluctuations of the video bit rate.
That would lead not just to a great catastrophe, it would basically lead to the end of civilization.
I expect, for example, support for Obama's policies to basically lead to a Blumenthal win in Connecticut.
These responses are elicited through signalling pathways, which activate cell cycle checkpoints and basically lead to three cellular fates: cycle arrest promoting DNA repair, senescence (permanent arrest) or cell death.
"Because these kids are basically led to believe they cannot compete with those schools".
This app has you set up a "Suncare Profile," which basically leads to advertising for Coppertone products.
Then, in 1978, "there was a report for the director of CDC that basically led to the diversification of CDC," Rosenberg says.
We're now in a new phase of our long-simmering democratic crisis, where we have government shutdowns, emergency declarations — eventually even potentially impeachment, and this kind of hardball, institutional-warfare style of politics, which basically leads to dysfunctional government.
It basically leads to central planning, and when weve seen central planning before, most notably the Soviet Union, says Grayson.
