"What we are trying to do is integrate information with the world around you, so that instead of looking at information in a separate place to a thing, you see it in the space of the thing," he says.
The aircraft commander or other person in charge shall keep all passengers and crewmembers in a separate place at the landing area until Customs officers arrive.
And it's harder to keep track of your stuff if it's in another location". Acxel Escobar, a junior at Cardozo, realized early on that he simply had no need for a separate place to keep everything at school.
That was a reminder that the basic question before voters in Taiwan is not what kind of country they want to become in the future but whether they will still exist as a country, or at least as a unique and separate place, in that future.
Measurements were converted to a percentage of total available PAR in full sun (PAR intensity at a separate quantum sensor placed in the nearest fully insolated location and wired to the ceptometer).
"There are a lot of conversations going on around news these days and we want to tap into that". The blog content will be displayed in two ways - either as clearly labelled posts within the company's own websites, or as a link to a separate website placed at the end of a Reuters story offering readers a broader perspective.
He immediately counters that Socrates' day is like a sail: a day can be in many separate places at the same time only inasmuch as different parts of it are over the separate places, just as a sail can cover many separate people only inasmuch as each person is covered by a different part of the sail.
Anthony Storey recalls how, on visits to London, he would take a taxi round the theatres "with our David's name on them, in huge letters - on one occasion at three separate places".
When the cyclone struck, the entire upazila was inundated because of overtopping and breaching at 34 separate places of the coastal embankments (Roy et al. 2009).
Socrates tries to avoid the relevant absurdity, however it is understood, by supposing that a form is like a day, in the following sense: just as a day can be in many separate places at the same time without being separate from itself, so a form can be in many separate places at the same time without being separate from itself.
I can't pretend I understand everything in the article; some of sounds suspiciously like nonsense, like "being architected from the ground up" and "Those topologies form a heterogeneous mesh where capabilities can exist at separate places".
