This improvement, if it could seamlessly incorporate increased taxon sampling in addition, would facilitate the application of signal and noise analysis freely and precisely to all describable internodes of phylogenetic interest.
If a customer of both Comcast and Verizon were watching a football game on a bus, say, via a cellphone, that game could seamlessly show up on a TV screen when the customer arrived home.
If the stage set-up changes could be made to miraculously happen by themselves in a second the programming could be much more varied and adventurous, and things could seamlessly move from one music to another.
But like the jazz improviser he had been since the 1960s, he was also a listener to the sounds unfolding around him, who could seamlessly shift the pulse from moment to moment, and needed little rehearsal.
His constructions, with their Shaker-style elegance and tastefully muted colors, also look as if they could seamlessly furnish Early American-style (or perhaps Arts and Craft-style) suburban house interiors.
And finally, those who succeeded in the business could seamlessly make the transition to politics, the way tycoons still do: former slave-ship captains sat in both the British House of Commons and the United States Senate (James D'Wolf of Rhode Island).
WorldCom's Uunet unit, for example, is still the biggest Internet carrier in the world, and WorldCom is pinning a fair amount of its hopes on the success of advanced Internet products that could seamlessly connect far-flung corporate offices.
Only Ms. Westwood could seamlessly mix the live piano music of the 16-year-old prodigy Kyle Nash-Baker with a "Make Love, not War/Save the Planet" message and her now-famous mélange of 18th-century corseted ball gowns and 20th-century punk attitude.
What would a world in which people could seamlessly buy and sell homes look like?
SiBEAM enables a whole world of portable devices that could seamlessly connect and display their content on whatever screen you'd happen to be sitting in front of.
