Note that, in this scenario, contact patterns are regenerated at the beginning of each realization, and while the contact likelihood between pairs of agents are held invariant between realizations, the network dynamics and chronological order of the contacts are not preserved.
The hope is that it means the beginning of the realization of the goal announced in 1980 by Graham, who called for "a thrust for greatness" and the building of a world-class university system.
"We believe that this is the beginning of the realization that a sustainable turnaround in India's growth prospects would require considerable effort, well beyond the burst of measures seen in September," Deutsche Bank said last week in an note with the headline, "Reality Check".
Obama's pique at the Times piece was revealing, suggesting a hope that journalists would make the case against Clinton that Obama himself had declined to make; the Philadelphia debate marked the beginning of his realization that neither his surrogates nor the press were adequate substitutes.
This is the beginning of the realization of the second worst fear of the Afghan people: a presidency achieved not by their votes, though voting has cost some Afghans their fingers or their lives, but by appointment and by the sacrificial death of Afghanistan's very primitive and fragile democracy, stomped on one more time.
This was the beginning of a deeper public realization that there had come to be too little distance between some parts of the Federal Reserve and the big banks.
Or is the anger the beginning of a movement, a realization that Republicans are not looking out for most Americans, and that the party's campaign rhetoric has no basis in reality?
But Deb's journey of realization was only just beginning.
The beginning of these groups was "the realization that this conversation needs to happen, more often and with a larger group of people," especially for women of color with a niche following, Battle says.
