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Some Wake critics, such as Finn Fordham, argue that HCE's initials come from the initials of the portly politician Hugh Childers (1827 96), who had been nicknamed "Here Comes Everybody" for his size.
The foundation money would come from the initial stock offering, expected to be $1 billion, and the hospitals would use it to buy new computer systems or information technology that they believe would help eliminate medical errors.
Mr. Saltzman said about $30 million of the total had come from the initial sale of 13,500 tickets and donations from corporate sponsors, chief among them J.P. Morgan Chase & Company, which also underwrote the production costs.
Other relevant data come from the initial exploration of novel (sample) objects in an open field arena prior to subsequent object recognition performance.
That name came from the initials of the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society.
The "buyer" was a partnership run by Fastow called LJM2 (the acronym reportedly comes from the initials of his wife and children), set up in 1999 to trade assets with Enron.
A poverty change decomposition similar to that given by Eq. (8), but with weights coming from the initial period (t1), was initially proposed by Ravallion and Huppi [ 11].
"The magic comes from the initial state of the computer," he explained.
Even though the lower tax rates will continue, the economic jolt comes from the initial cut.
England's reply began in amazing style, with just 21 runs coming from the initial seven overs they faced.
Thirteen million of these came from the initial post, "This Is Apple's Next iPhone," which was straightforward gadget porn, featuring photographs of the device from every possible angle.
