These two independent strategies should complement each other, to provide the broadest discovery potential and to allow identification of any technical artifacts that were represented in only one discovery pipeline.
One discovery in particular spurred the change: Building inspectors had failed to detect the dismantling of a standpipe that would have carried water to firefighters who died in 2007 battling a blaze at the top of the former Deutsche Bank building near ground zero.
By Margaret Marshall and E. B. White The New Yorker, February 10 , 1934P. 11 Our close study of the cinema has resulted in one rather odd discovery, spies on the screen particularly young female spies, invariably get caught.
The poor condition of the boat, the lack of equipment and, in one case, the discovery of a Kim Jong-ilapelel badge all point to one country of origin: North Korea.
In one sense, the discovery of a new source of "concentrated evil" comes as something of a relief, said John Gaddis, a professor of political science at Yale University who has been discussing the cold war parallel with his students since Sept. 11.
Scurrilous journals kept by the romance writer initially seem a source of grief only for Raj but have wider repercussions after they are stolen, parsed and sent as letters to the targets of the novelist's private grievances, precipitating in one case the discovery by the minister's wife of her husband's irredeemable insensitivity and her son's criminality.
In one case, the discovery of 2 grams of marijuana led to the seizure of $5,190 in cash.
The main protein colocation characteristics of the data can be visually explored in one rapid knowledge discovery attempt without the need of analyzing single images g s.
In our cohort, although present in one of the discovery cases, we did not detect further NOTCH2 mutations at the same base position in the validation cases by pyrosequencing (1/24 cases, 4.2 %).
