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While it's fair to say that the free tiers drive developer interest, it's the enterprise version that generates revenue.

Released first in a potty-mouthed version that generated three million YouTube views in a week, the song forged unstoppably onward when it was re-rerecorded as the tame "Forget You".

Four (4) experts from regions with low internet band-width had to complete the same questionnaire using a memory stick version that generated a simple spreadsheet that could be emailed back to the investigators to give a final expert panel comprising 20 people (listed in the acknowledgements).

Exploiting the fact that the antioxidants had already evolved to interact with oxygen, evolution gradually selected for versions that generate light as part of that interaction.

The versions that generated the most clicks would get wider distribution on multiple websites.

Thus, each question schema had several versions that generated different but synonymous questions, such as "What are the 2 stages of photosynthesis?" and "Could you describe the two sub-processes of photosynthesis?" Also, as mentioned earlier, only facts about plant photosynthesis remained after removing knowledge about two other kinds of photosynthesis.

pRNFL thickness was determined using the optic disc cube protocol (software version 5.1.1.6) that generates a cube of data through a 6 mm square grid.

According to the Wahhabi monarchy's puritanical and iconoclastic version of Islam, anything that generates idolatry – images of the prophet, homes associated with him – is dangerous.

Solexa instruments can now generate >50 nt reads, but we used an earlier version of the instrument that generates 32 nt reads.

We utilized one-against-all coding strategy to transform multiclass to multiple binary classes, each of them carrying out feature subspace, which is an evolving version of random subspace that generates multiple diverse training subsets.

The rating was done with version 2.1 of the Composite International Diagnostic Interview (CIDI 2.1), lifetime version, which is a structured interview that generates psychiatric diagnoses using the diagnostic criteria of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10) and of the Diagnostic Statistical Manual (DSM-IV).