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If we restrict that algebra to the operations for conjunction and disjunction only, it generates the variety of distributive lattices and if we restrict it to the operations for conjunction and disjunction and the interpretations of ⊤ and ⊥, it generates the variety of bounded distributive lattices.

EEM Cover also splits the EEM matrix into smaller matrices, but it generates fragments only for a subset of atoms in the molecule.

Despite that the path A→B appears only once, it generates a higher confidence than another path that appears 40 times and thus should be more relevant.

The video is only 6 seconds long, but it generated plenty of reactions online.

And as Britain's Ambassador to the United States, I am delighted this should be so: the success of British musical talent over here is important not only because it generates significant economic benefits for the UK, but also for strengthening the cultural affinity between our two nations.

His innovation was to stress repeatedly that market share matters only if it generates profits and high returns, and to use cost-cutting to reinforce this approach.

In keeping with the Broad Institute's founding principles, the center expects to share with other researchers in the field not only the research it generates, but the raw data it collects.

Not only will it generate more revenue for the company, but it also generates more user exposure.

Not only does it generate false leads and unreliable information, passing up chances to get actionable intelligence, it also helps terrorists recruit — as we saw with Abu Ghraib in Iraq.

"Not only does it generate good high paying long term jobs," said Sasha Mackler, a research director for the National Commission on Energy Policy, which will be releasing a report on jobs generated from energy projects this coming spring.

The Neuton also uses a rechargeable battery, and its maker says it generates only about 70 decibels of noise, compared with 100 decibels or more for a conventional gas-powered mower and 75 decibels for a typical conversation.