Second, the technology helps the doctor build appliances — either wires or Chiclet-like brackets — that suit a patient's needs.
"There are two basic reasons for today's service problems and those big bills: They just don't build appliances like they used to, and they don't sell them like they used to, either".
With its stock trading for the price of a first-class stamp, the company said it couldn't muster resources to build appliance-related online subscriptions to the 200,000 necessary to break even.
So, then: set built; appliances humming; food bought and prepared; extinguishers at the ready.
First, we propose an approach which uses the Tracebase data set to build probabilistic appliance models which generalise to previously unseen households, which we empirically evaluate through cross validation.
The aim of this study was to fabricate a resin appliance incorporating "wire" components without the use of an analog impression and dental casts using an intraoral scanner and computer technology to build the appliance.
Back in those days, these organizations used a concept called the data warehouse to deal with large amounts of data, and a company called Netezza formed to build an appliance to simplify data warehousing.
Version 4.3.6 of the 52° North implementation of SOS [1] was identified as a suitable platform around which to build "data appliances" for data providers as it supported WaterML 2 reporting of observations.
By quantifying emissions, manufactures have been able to design and build cleaner appliances, regulators have been able to restrict sales of poorly performing heaters, and consumers have reliable information for selecting clean burning models.
Huang Guangyu, who built an appliance shop into a fortune valued at $2.7 billion to $6.3 billion, was singled out by Hurun Report in 2007 as especially miserly.
Dimanti's founders saw this problem and they built their appliance to deploy quickly — they claim in just minutes — and provide that extra horsepower that's missing in the legacy environment.
