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For Mr. Winick, having a 15-year-old fall in love with his stepmother was intended not as a grand statement but as a device on which to hang numerous comic possibilities.

Samsung's Galaxy Note 8.0 is being promoted as a device on which users can multi-task - running two apps in split-screen mode - and can act as alternative to "traditional pen and paper" thanks to its included stylus, the S Pen.

Have a device on which you can access the internet.

Here, we shall use Visser's (2013) pioneering attempt to achieve comparability across time and countries of key institutional features as an organizing device on which to hang some more recent research, specifically controversies/findings on collective bargaining coverage under extension agreements, the costs of those agreements, and the impact of contract innovation under decentralization.

And though the flaw in MP3 distribution (i.e. its potential to appeal to consumers who don't want to pay for music) is being addressed by companies like Liquid Audio and others who aim to create copyright-protected MP3 tracks, a question still hangs over the feasibility of a market that has a spare 640 MB available on a hard drive as well as a CD-R device on which to burn a disk.

"Increased workforce mobility can improve efficiency and drive profit as long as the mobile device on which your business depends does not become a burden to your IT department," said Kyp Walls, director of product management, Panasonic Solutions Company.

"Increased workforce mobility can improve efficiency and drive profit as long as the mobile device on which your business depends does not become a burden to your IT department" Real World Durability.

According to invitation, the hackathons will introduce developers to Glass (they'll be given a device on-site) as well as its Mirror API, which "gives you the ability to exchange data and interact with the user over REST".

According to invitation, the hackathons will introduce developers to Glass (they'll be given a device on-site) as well as its Mirror API, which "gives you the ability to exchange data and interact with the user over REST". The developers will then be given free rein to hack away, with Project Glass engineers on hand to help them along the way.

Many of these factories are really just small workshops tucked into alleys and set up in homes, where as few as five workers produce components that eventually land in internationally brands products, such as the very device on which you are reading this story.

The idea is to deliver the content as close as possible to the device on which it's being viewed.