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By combining a large and inspired turnout of voters of color with the meaningful minority of whites who consistently vote progressive — even in a state like Alabama — Democrats can win across the country.

By combining a large set of empirical GPS trucking data and analytical information of ULN properties from Shenzhen, China, an imputation matrix approach is first developed to classify the truck data, based on trip purposes.

Qwest's story line to investors -- which Mr. Notebaert reiterated yesterday morning in a conference call -- has been that Mr. Nacchio created the telecommunications company of the future by combining a large regional Bell company with a 1990's fiber optics upstart that had focused on innovative long-distance and network services for business.

For example, the regression tree and random forest techniques as two relatively new tree-based models optimized predictive performance by combining a large number of simple trees into a powerful model rather than a single tree model based on traditional regression trees (Skurichina and Duin 2002).

In this study, we attempt to shed new light on these issues by combining a large set of pre-domestic, early domestic and modern horse mtDNA sequences.

Collecting the different microarray data sets for meta-analysis adds a new dimension to gene expression data analysis by combining a large set of experimental conditions [ 14].

By combining a narrative of the larger legal battle surrounding the case and the story of the local activists who pressed for change, Hustwit offers an innovative, well-researched account of a definitive legal decision that reaches from the cotton fields of Holmes County to the chambers of the Supreme Court in Washington.

Also, we will examine the less known models of MoG3 and MoGGammas where the heavy tails are obtained by combining a centered Gaussian and two large variance non-centered Gaussians or Gammas.

The healthcare campaign succeeded by combining a sophisticated insider strategy with large-scale organizing.

This understanding is often based on the pressure area plot published by Sanderson (1988), which combines a large number of data sources and ice interaction situations on a single plot and shows a definite decrease in pressure with increasing area.

By allowing the user to combine a large set of available methods, as well as designing his/her own, it enables the design of custom data filtering and analysis pipelines for genomic studies.