One of those areas has been New York City, where last summer it saw one of its members fined for violating the city's hotel laws.
A large inflation value defines more clusters with lower amount of members (fine-grained granularity); a small inflation value defines not as many clusters, but the clusters have more members (coarse granularity).
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There is much to tempt the weary waterfall gawper here: four golf courses (including the oldest in Canada, which serves a mean breakfast to non-members), fine restaurants, bars, boutiques, museums and historic sites.
If Graddy's study were solely setting out to evaluate the relationship between artists and the monetary success of their work directly following the death of a friend or family member, fine.
It has two thousand four hundred members, that fine an edge.
The clothes in the production of "My Fair Lady" at the Gateway Playhouse in Bellport fit the cast members just fine.
Those tales of woe — economic hardship, sick family members — are fine in moderation, but the songs are the selling point.
First, Mr. Harding and his staff members use fine glass pipettes to dab a dot of oil on a customer's hand; the customer samples that fragrance and moves on.
Since then, similar dynamics have persisted, with many Progressive Caucus members making fine statements of vigorous resolve - only to succumb on the House floor under intense pressure from the Obama administration.
Dominic Chianese, a "Sopranos" cast member, has fine moments as Antonio, Leonato's brother.
