The phrase "as disable" is not correct in written English.
It is likely a misuse of the word "disabled" or "to disable," depending on the intended meaning.
Example: "The system will function properly as disabled to prevent unauthorized access."
Alternatives: "as incapacitated" or "as impaired."
Subsequently, algorithm2 is responsible to perform the mobility tasks related to PAP such as disable LAP or association of LAP, mapping of LAP to adjacent PAP, and migration of LAP between PAP if load imbalanced state occurs.
One move of Facebook's that privacy advocates might like is that the company will suspend all fake accounts, even if belonging to law enforcement, as well as disable accounts wrongly accessed by law enforcement.
Under a new Google settings page called My Account, users can now configure their privacy and security settings for a number of Google services, such as Search, Maps, YouTube and more, as well as disable Google's ability to save web and app activity and your location history.
Under a new Google settings page called My Account, users can now configure their privacy and security settings for a number of Google services, such as Search, Maps, YouTube and more, as well as disable Google's ability to save web and app activity and your location history.
On some Blackberries, this option may read as "Disable Word Substitution".. Press the "Menu" button and select "Save.
These organisations don't know what it's like to have a disability where one minute you might not be in pain, but five more and that could all change., or where the built environment and people's attitudes are as disabling a factor in the search for work as your own disability.
Indeed, he refuses to be categorised as "disabled".
Nevertheless, as a syndromic picture, fibromyalgia includes many other symptoms and signs, which are equally important and possibly sometimes as disabling as pain.
The question is: what targets?The ATL's supporters discuss such possibilities as disabling vehicles by destroying their wheels and disrupting enemy communications by severing telephone lines.
Identifying a brain-based correlate for pain that otherwise lacks a clearly medically-determinable cause might help deserving claimants win recognition for their suffering as disabling.
Despite initial results, which seemed promising, particularly in younger people, the bad news was that after a year some developed exaggerated symptoms known as disabling dyskinesias, which were permanent and irreversible.
