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A search for a hotel in a particular city, for example, could then throw up genuine recommendations of promising places to stay rather than the glut of accommodation booking services delivered by Google.
Accurate anatomical knowledge enabled surgeons to operate more rapidly; patients were sedated with opium or made drunk with alcohol, tied down, and a leg amputation, for example, could then be done in three to five minutes.
Vieta, in a work of 1591, added schematic letters to numerical variables, so that quadratic equations, for example, could then be represented (in the form 'ax² + bx + c = 0'), yielding results of greater generality.
First, from an epidemiologic and public health standpoint, it is instructive to know the total dose for farmers during and after an application, which, for example, could then be compared to levels of toxicologic significance.
For example, I could then know a priori that I'm thirsty, or what I ate for breakfast this morning.
But if this approach works in people, says Mikos, it could enable physicians to generate new bone alongside a patient's shin, for example, which could then be transplanted to other sites.
If a user only shares to Twitter, for example, an app could then switch the default sharing mechanism from Facebook to Twitter to accommodate that.
Amazon in the past leveraged its position as the top internet retailer to ban sales of Apple TV and Google's Chromecast on its site in fall 2015, for example, hoping that it could then push users to Fire TV instead.
The two statements are in fact equivalent because, if the first were possible, then the work obtained could be used, for example, to generate electricity that could then be discharged through an electric heater installed in a body at a higher temperature.
The developer could then, for example, invite existing end users of his app(s) for a discussion.
Using this technique the team was able to generate a list of keywords their test readers mentally flagged as informative as they read — which could then, for example, be used to predict other relevant Wikipedia articles to that person.
