Rather, a QR code should be seen as a mechanism for storing complex information that enables you to verify identities, reward users with unique gifts or to gain entry to the local Renaissance Fair.
To be sure, nobody likes to find out that they are not part of the vital few, but the proportion of individuals who will accept this will increase systematically if you are very explicit about what it takes to be part of the vital few, and you enable others to verify that those criteria are actually put in place.
Where access to the Client Services is restricted, the Client shall provide GNM with reasonable access to it free of charge to enable GNM to verify the Client's compliance with this Agreement.
Despite his reputation for probity, Mr. Karzai had cash in two German bank accounts and never revealed the account numbers to enable auditors to verify his holdings, the report said.
Sigworth is now chief executive of the company, which is based in Gurgaon and Lebanon, New Hampshire, and prints unique codes on medicines to enable consumers to verify their validity and potency using their phones.
Collateral registries enable lenders to verify that assets such as property and vehicles have not already been pledged by the borrower to secure past loans.
As better audience research data becomes available that will enable stations to verify audience size and charge higher advertising revenues, Spanish-language programming could be produced in the United States for export to other countries, station managers say.
This notice must describe the deduction made from claimant's weekly benefit amount, the reason for the deduction, the method of computing it in sufficient detail to enable him to verify the accuracy of such deduction, and his right to protest, request redetermination, or appeal.
As well as helping NASA accurately calculate the exact distance between Earth and the Moon, the retroreflectors will also enable NASA to verify the successful landing of Beresheet.
It should enable one to verify if an arbitrary term is contained in a set without the need to acquire knowledge of its content.
Gleijeses deserves much praise for having deposited a photocopy of all but two of the Cuban documents cited here in the library of the Nitze School of Advanced International Studies of the Johns Hopkins University in Washington, D.C., "to enable scholars to verify that I have used them according to the most exacting standards of [End Page 135] the historical profession" (p.503).
