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"I think it's good they are doing this because it starts a conversation, at least," Vinnell told Waikato Times.
Although another biclustering algorithm can be employed in BEEM, we chose ISA because it starts a search from a seed set as well as EEM does, and we can easily combine ISA and the EEM approach.
Maybe Panera liked this because it started a conversation about the chain, I don't know.
"It's an attack question," Mr. Gordon said, "because it starts with a kernel of truth and shapes it into something that most Mormons wouldn't recognize about their faith".
Of the 316 department-store chains of a few decades ago, only Dayton Hudson has adapted well to the modern world, and only because it started an entirely new business, Target.
There were so many holes in our story, which was a good thing because it started an online debate.
Like many African countries Zambia can claim a strong growth rate because it starts from a low base.
The Dart succeeds because it starts with a widened and lengthened Giulietta platform, and adds a body so voluptuous even an Italian might blush.
The piece's first phrase is murderously difficult, because it starts with a rest (it's not DA-da-da-DUM but GASP-da-da-da-DUM), and because the pulse and the tension have to be established immediately.
"It is more ambitious because it starts from a clear commitment to balance the books and more ambitious because it does not stop there.
