The most obvious reason, as demonstrated by examples from such familiar innovators as Google, Hewlett-Packard, and McDonald's, is money, and the challenge for organizations "is to convert group identity into higher profits".
We present three examples from such studies to validate our method and discuss its applicability.
Biomass could be derived, for example, from agricultural, such as different straws, or forest residues.
Inclusion of these kinds of data, for example from resources such as the Genetic Association Database (GAD) (Becker et al., 2004) or GWAS Central (Thorisson et al., 2009), in candidate gene prediction algorithms such as ours will be addressed in future projects.
While some awards have real credibility (the Pulitzer Prizes for journalism, for example), others follow from such elusive criteria that were you to play fast and loose with your vote for, say, the Golden Globes, you'd be committing a misdemeanor, not a felony.
Since the presented results are a combination of typical examples from various such investigations, the detailed experimental and sample preparation procedures were not described here.
Algorithms used by scientific computing are divided into different classes by how they can be adapted to the MapReduce model; examples from each such class are reduced to the MapReduce model and their performance is measured and analyzed.
The book highlights examples from corporations such as The Hershey Company, Best Buy, IBM, Hewlett Packard and McDonalds.
Further remotely conserved domains we discuss are examples from areas such as sporulation, chromosome segregation and signalling during immune response.
