Its infrared camera is now so refined that it can detect folds in clothing and individual fingers — or recognize you perfectly every time you sit in front of it — while its wider field of view means it is now usable for motion-based gameplay even in a cramped New York living room.
HipGeo is, in a sense, the smaller, third-party app version of that, which is now usable by other developers thanks to the launch of its API in November.
The timed comments are now more usable on this version of the widget, at the request of SoundCloud users.
During the vermicomposting, important nutrients such as N, P, K, and Ca present in the feed material are converted into much soluble nutrients through earthworm action which are now easily usable for plants (Payal et al. 2006).
"The recent explosion in cloud services, and that the fact the messaging, social media, content and apps are now properly usable and integrated as we switch from one digital device to another, means that many of us have reached a tipping point where it is simply too tempting not to be continuously online," he wrote.
The planned resection planes from the CAS setup of the host bone are now also usable in the allograft dataset because the two datasets are linked and matched in the CAS system.
The fact that we are now able to manufacture usable weapon parts is an important step in the evolution of fabrication and manufacture and, if I were a weapons giant, I'd start rethinking my sales strategies.
But even Hawking's few usable muscles are now deteriorating, leaving him sometimes able to produce only one word per minute.
"Over a quarter of Nigerian cell phone sales are now for smartphones which are increasingly usable in major cities like Lagos," de Pontet said.
It's marvellous to feel that what used to be disused is now a usable space that's increased the size of my home," explains Sheldon.
