Like the iPad, it's able to punt the OS the hell out of the way and allow the user to drive a quick path to the who or the what that the user needs to connect with to get their emotional hit.
Given that among malignancies (brain or otherwise), non-GBM (as well as secondary GBM) are unique in exhibiting a high frequency (as high as 80%) of IDH mutations [ 15, 16, 29, 30], which appear to be early events in non-GBM development [ 16], one can speculate that these mutations drive an atypical path to malignancy.
It might be a little simpler to just drive down a path in an orchard, but there's still quite a lot to consider, she said.
As dusk descended upon the falls, she passed a cable car loaded with tourists, and was reminded of a recurring choice: to be driven down a path or to take movement on her own accord.
We asked to drive a cursor through a polygonal path (labyrinth) projected in front of them using a wireless mouse.
Meteorologists said that the storm, the second deep freeze to sweep across the US midwest and states to the east this month, was driven on a path similar to the one taken by the polar vortex that brought cold temperatures to much of the US earlier this year.
We show the well-posedness of backward stochastic differential equations containing an additional drift driven by a path of finite q-variation with q∈[1,2).
To generate simultaneous axes motion under the condition of closed kinematic chain, the central ball is defined as origin of the workpiece coordinate frame and the probe is driven along a path on a spherical test surface with the central ball as center.
This decrease in contraction time demonstrates that the myotubes were driven down a path towards a more mature phenotype, in the process developing fast-twitch isoforms of myosin, while increasing the speed of contraction.
