By becoming digitally enabled these technologies have created uniquely powerful affordances (Kallinikos et al. 2010).
They are each created uniquely, gloriously and magnificently.
The Look The designers sprinkle their intellectually rigorous work with pops of neon and whimsical line drawings to create uniquely Dutch products for the home.
This chapter examines these issues in detail and provides guidance on how to create uniquely rewarding employment opportunities for staff taking full advantage of the benefits of converged organizations.
Second, Ning is working hard to roll out new features, including dead-simple tools to create uniquely different applications without the need for any programming skills whatsoever.
It all creates uniquely apprehensive fans, particularly since the Boston Red Sox put to rest their own run of futility in 2004 and the White Sox — painfully, for Cubs fans — did the same the next year.
However, the crystal symmetry, the orientation of proteins within the unit cell, and the presence of the noncrystallographic C2-axis created limitations for uniquely solving the structure, and therefore multiple models exist.
The CamPro has the same signature look common to Venque's line, which includes either black or heathered gray Quanta fabric (uniquely created for Venque's products), and leather accents that contrast with the material for a bold, but neutrally toned design.
But as Glenn D. Lowry, director of the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan, noted, "The digital reproduction of works of art on the Internet is just that, but the experience of works of art uniquely created for the Net is a fundamentally different category".
Those unable to attend were invited to upload their letters to a website uniquely created for the event, which would then be delivered along with the rest.
That subject can be especially fraught for young people taught to believe that the basis for moral conduct lies in God's having created man uniquely in his own image.
