It automatically weeds out duplicates, out-of-focus images and more, and also uses geo-tags and landmark detection to figure out where you are.
Emulation, after all, requires impersonating proprietary hardware, and though there are some precedents in place for duplicating out-of-date devices, the iPhone is very much still around.
Nevertheless, I feel duty bound to order Chang's famous dynamite shrimp: "Always imitated, never duplicated". Spilling out of a Don Draper-sized martini glass in a slick of sriracha aïoli, the plump prawns wear their gluey batter like damp, shrink-fit jeans.
Duplicate questions and out-of-scope questions were removed.
Abstracts from the 2006 and 2007 annual meetings of the ADA and European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) were also searched and 12 were included after removal of duplicates, subanalyses, and out-of-scope records.
CM may also be implemented to reduce the amount of 'inappropriate' healthcare services (duplicated services, unplanned readmissions and out-of-hours services) or if it enhances information transfer and professional collaboration around the patient.
In the interest, however, of orderly procedure, economy in time of both courts, and in the making up and printing of the record, counsel should make every effort to select the proper procedure in review and not duplicate methods out of an abundant caution which the act of 1916 makes unnecessary.
The idea was to duplicate the capacity of the out-of-service trains, which served 60,000 passengers.
The cross-validation strategy applied was a 1000 times random selection of a 25% subset sampling (that are 12 samples, corresponding to 6 duplicates out of 24 duplicated samples) and calculation of the r correlation coefficient for each gene-probeset pair in such 1000 samplings.
Moreover, in Drosophila, comparison of young and old duplicates supported the "out of the testis" hypothesis of new gene emergence, in which new genes arise with testis-specific functions and evolve broader functions over time [ 39].
