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After a busy weekend building a web-based karaoke game that enables spontaneous formations of choirs, I sat back to watch all the great ideas at the final presentation.

Positive feedback enables spontaneous polarization triggered by stochastic fluctuations, but as such fluctuations can occur at multiple locations, how do cells ensure that they make only one front?

Sound-systems enabled spontaneous raves amid the cops and burning benches, with crowds bobbing in time to the wacky syncopated beats and pitch-shifted vocals of Major Lazer's Pon De Floor.

Although the patient had diabetes mellitus, immediate colostomy reduced internal pressure of the colon and enabled spontaneous closure of fistula with appropriate drainage and antibiotics.

Although some reports suggest that surgical treatment is mandatory to cure this fistula, an immediate colostomy in our case reduced the internal pressure of the colon, thus enabling spontaneous closure of the fistula with appropriate drainage and antibiotics.

Mobile SNS applications such as Foursquare, Loopt and Google Latitude amplify this type of functionality further, by enabling friends to locate one another in their community in real-time, enabling spontaneous meetings at restaurants, bars and shops that would otherwise happen only by coincidence.

Lower mechanical RR combined with reduced depth of anesthesia enabled spontaneous breathing (unsynchronized and superimposed to BIPAP+SBcontrolled).

We achieved high quality data from a diverse sample, enabling spontaneous account of participants' experiences in their chosen language(s) and narrative structure.

When Mode Switch is enabled, spontaneous atrial depolarization at the rate that exceeds the predefined rate to detect atrial tachyarrhythmia starts promotes VP with switching to non-atrial tracking mode from atrial tracking mode in patients with impaired AV conduction.

We surmounted these obstacles by using MEG with a novel communication-game paradigm "do-I-see-what-you-mean?" (see Fig.  1, Panel A) that enabled spontaneous, quasi-naturalistic conversation with trained confederates, but which still allowed us full control over stimulus characteristics and timing through interleaving prerecorded speech with live speech.

That is to say that all system users must use the counters to bid on or purchase services, which further enables users' spontaneous resource sharing.