Emerging economies, for example, can become more resilient by suppressing their exchange rates, blocking foreign capital and hoarding foreign-exchange reserves.
Not every state, for example, can become a hub of say, renewable energy, which appears as a goal in at least seven of the new state laws.
So that means that the Tea Party movement, for example, can become very influential in the Republican party, disproportionately so, because they're going to vote in greater numbers than our other Republicans, eventually, in a general election.
Sweet potatoes, winter squash, even fruit such as tomatoes and berries for example, can become noticeably sweeter, more fragrant, richer in vitamins and potentially protective phytonutrients if not eaten straight from the garden.
For Nelson, supernaturalism has wrenched itself from evil's exclusive domain and become normalized in daily life, producing in the process a brave, new world of monstrous Samaritans, a world in which vampires and zombies, for example, can become hero-gods and -goddesses, and where what was once repulsive can now be beautiful.
The letters e, l, f, and i, for example, can become "file" or "life".
The self-heating of milk powders (as typical examples) can become a source for a fire or even dust explosion in dairy powder plants.
In the case of Toxoplasma, for example, humans can become hosts if they handle contaminated cat litter or eat parasite-laden meat.
Foursquare, a social location-based application for the iPhone, is one example; users can become the virtual "mayor" of a favorite real-life establishment by patronizing it repeatedly.
For example, you can become a mentor for someone who wants to develop better time management skills or you can seek help with project management.
Each mode of vision is associated with a method, and each method has its own failing: for example symbolism can become unintelligible, and abstract art can become a mere scientific exercise.
