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Once collective behaviour is fully escalated there is seldom any control technique available except massive suppression, and some experts believe that crowd behaviour will spring up again if crushed before it has substantially run its course.

Mr. Mbeki's missteps over the last two years are doubly disquieting because they have obscured an otherwise impressive record of political and economic achievement during the years when he substantially ran South Africa's first multiracial government on Mr. Mandela's behalf.

Using this framework, we evaluate six diverse network clustering algorithms using Saccharomyces cerevisiae and show that (i) the performances of these algorithms can differ substantially when run on the same network and (ii) their relative performances change depending upon the topological characteristics of the network under consideration.

A Cartesian grid substantially increases running time and additionally yields poor predictions.

Our algorithm GKONP has shown its substantially reduced running time and comparable accuracy with the optimal solutions using exhaustive search algorithms.

Furthermore, we see from Tables  2 and 3 that the performance of our system does not deteriorate substantially when running over dataset versions that do not include various annotation-based features.

Over the course of several weeks in March and April, I took a few days to explore Brooklyn with my tourist cap on and discovered that sleeping, eating very well and enjoying its cultural attractions is a real New York deal; prices for lodging and restaurants run substantially less than in Manhattan.

Additionally, for a small reduction in performance the cycle can run substantially water free.

We have improved the computational efficiency of the algorithm so that BOADICEA risk calculations now run substantially faster.

The larger dataset, all ducks combined (K = 6), was run substantially longer because the Markov chain converged very slowly (2,000,000 steps, of which 1,000,000 were discarded as burn-in).

We also describe improvements to the computational efficiency of the algorithm so that risk calculations now run substantially faster, and a new version of the BWA (termed here BWA v3) that incorporates these new features and additional updates to make it easier to use in a clinical setting.