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Apple's decision to frequently change the design of charging ports on its cellphones and laptops, for example, leads to a lot of abandoned power cords.

That upper trail at Bare Hill, for example, leads to a large boulder where, at 9 p.m. on the Saturday of every Labor Day weekend, the Senecas' annual ceremony of thanksgiving for peace and abundant harvests is re-enacted.

This paper includes two main parts, the first one is devoted to a brief description of the supervisory control particularly described in terms of ability in determining some important properties, the second one based on an applicative example leads to a discussion on the transfer ability of the theory.

In the case of Mn-Salen grafted on SBA-15, increasing the acidity of the siliceous surface (by –SO3H groups, for example) leads to a more facile reduction of the Mn ions and, thereby, enhanced catalytic activity in the selective epoxidation of limonene.

They say that the cost of supporting different media formats (when providing video clips on a website, for example) leads to a "winner takes all" market which it is difficult for a new media-player, no matter how innovative, to enter.

This one for example leads to a wonderful site on, would you believe it, Roman Britain.

But the sequence set consisting of S1– S6 and S8– S19, for example, leads to an alignment of class 3 and a Topology III tree.

Concentrating carbonic anhydrase and RuBisCO to a small region in the center of the cell, on a scaffold for example, leads to an order of magnitude increase in the concentration of CO2.

Adding loads to the backs of mammals to manipulate Mb, for example, leads to an increase in net locomotor metabolic rate, greater in proportion than the proportional increase in mass (McGowan et al., 2006).

The Great Depression, for example, led to a great baby bust.

One example led to a fundamental change in the direction of California energy policy in the late 1980s.