The Fair Credit Reporting Act, for example, permits credit information to be released by credit agencies only for limited and legitimate purposes.
EyeToy: AntiGrav, for example, permits players to control a futuristic hoverboarder by acting as if they were on the board themselves.
Missouri law, for example, permits couples to marry at age 15 with parental consent.
They could do this by allowing a gain of function, for example, by permitting cleavage by enzymes that normally do not cut, or by preventing binding of regulatory proteins to dysregulate transcription.
The West Germans were in some aspects very welcoming to the East Germans right after the fall of the wall — for example, by permitting them to ride their subways free.
New accounting rules that came into force in 2010 sweeten the incentives, for example by permitting companies to report part of the R&D expenses of an acquired firm as intangible assets rather than as an expense that must be booked all at once.
Processing of evidence variability may also play a role in computing the gist of perceptual information, which can in turn guide saccadic exploration strategies (Torralba et al. 2006) and facilitate rapid decision-making, for example, by permitting divisive normalization (Carandini and Heeger 2012).
For example, 'Weather permitting, jog for twenty minutes on four days,' could be further improved by adding 'this week' to the end.
Methods that afford simultaneous transmission and emission scanning by taking advantage of time-of-flight information [10], for example, may permit lower radiation doses and shorter imaging times.
For example, Thailand permits trade in ivory from domestic elephants, a policy that is exploited by smugglers to launder ivory from African elephants.
