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Sullivan says that teams could possibly leverage a CrowdZone network to identify and message influential fans.

CS studies encompass different issues, ranging from measurement acquisition via random projections to signal recovery algorithms; besides, CS reconstruction algorithms possibly leverage specific signals underlying structure.

Filtering applications running on end devices are less resource intensive because they operate only on traffic from a single user and possibly leverage a hook at the HTTP level to access protocol data, but it is left to the user whether to execute them.

Similarly, our research represents the first attempt to quantitatively model the cost of tabu search for any NP-complete problem, and may possibly be leveraged in an effort to understand tabu search in problems other than job-shop scheduling.

He could always test the market again next year, possibly with more leverage.

European countries, including France and Germany, are already quietly maneuvering to preserve their own leverage, possibly at the expense of their neighbors.

If they broadcast such images, even in part, they run the risk of goading future kidnappers with the implicit promise that their actions, too, will be screened before a wide audience, striking fear in the enemy and possibly gaining them leverage.

So, we hope to continue to focus on the end user, building the best search experience that we can possibly build, and leverage the fact that we've got all this experience.

"We're going to continue to fight the fire predominantly from the air as much as we possibly can and leverage the really good weather that we've had," Boulder sheriff's department public information officer Mike Wagner said this morning.

The possibility of a preliminary injunction would certainly give Apple the upper-hand, possibly even getting enough leverage to force Samsung into an early settlement.

Some, like Wells Fargo, have released results early to trumpet their profitable first quarter — and possibly to give them leverage in coming negotiations with their regulator.