Telecommuting and some e-commerce applications, for example, enables a significant portion of the work force to perform their duties from their homes.
Recognizing that lack of bioinformatics expertise is a barrier to clinical adoption, we provide drag-and-drop Windows and Mac applications (see screenshots in Supplementary Figs 8 10) and a linux version that could, for example, enable a cloud service.
Uber is also pushing contextual engagement that might, for example, enable a Snapchat user to unlock special stickers or filters, or showcase Instagram searches of the destination they are headed to, or, in the case of Uber Pool rides, show if they share mutual Facebook friends with other passengers (presumably only if you opt in, otherwise this could prove to be a privacy nightmare).
These laws would, for example, enable a pizza shop owner to assert that his religion requires him to deny service to long-haired Rastafarians or to same-sex couples holding hands while waiting in line.
Cybertechnology might, for example, enable an attack by delaying enemy recognition of it until it is underway.
We apply quantitative engineering analyses of the relevant kinetic and statistical processes to develop optimal search strategies on the protein ìfitness landscape.î In particular, we have developed a method for protein display on the surface of yeast cells that, for example, enabled engineering of a noncovalent protein-ligand bond with a dissociation half-time over one week.
Portable sequencing kits have, for example, enabled 'lab in a suitcase' solutions to be deployed for real-time genomic surveillance of the Ebola virus in West Africa [ 3].
The use of a network of known pathways surrounding genes with annotated cardiovascular involvement, for example, enabled the identification of a series of mass spectrometry biomarkers for major adverse cardiac events [ 37].
The aid America gave Japan, South Korea and Taiwan after World War II, for example, enabled them to become economically vital.
Yet something in her background and perhaps in Gorky's example enabled her to remain or become her own person, and her letters provide an intimate, oddly mature account of their seven years together and their painful disintegration.
