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The optimists at the B-corp discussion, which was hosted by the World Economic Forum, hoped that doing well and doing good could be seamlessly aligned.

On page after page, he shows studio bosses, many of them Jewish immigrants, cutting films scene by scene to suit Nazi officials; producing material that could be seamlessly repurposed in Nazi propaganda films; and, according to one document, helping to finance the manufacture of German armaments.

In addition, it ensured that all sibilants could be seamlessly integrated into the final stimulus utterances.

Jobs, in all his wisdom, never saw fit to allow tempo changes so that tracks could be seamlessly mixed.

The new design, Fowler tells me, "was made so that more and more transformation steps could be seamlessly added without cluttering the interface".

In addition, using the proposed control strategy, PV generation with maximum power tracking could be seamlessly integrated with the power flow control to provide additional power generation to charge the PEV battery or supplied to the grid, reducing the grid dependency on the charging station.

While the executives were sure to distinguish the difference between the "Loop" and the Hyperloop, Musk also theorized that the two systems could eventually be seamlessly connected so riders could travel within the city and between cities with minimal friction.

Moreover, external websites could not be seamlessly integrated into our automated research trial processes and accordingly it would not have been possible to automatically track trial participant access and usage of these sites.

In Lithuania not a single political party argues against joining the Western alliance, and it has been policy for years to build an English-speaking, Western-trained military that could be plugged seamlessly into NATO's operations the moment membership became official.

Equipped with small batteries, a smartwatch may be charged within the duration of having a shower and could be indeed seamlessly integrated into daily life.

If all the sub-band data had the same support and could be mosaicked seamlessly, performing another Fourier transform across the coarse-resolution sub-images would directly yield an image with a higher resolution.