Cézanne, for example, needed only a few apples and some old pots and jugs to prove his artistry.
In the adiabatic model, for example, one needs only to estimate the energy gap behavior and its relation to the input size (encoded in the number of degrees of freedom of the Hamiltonian of the system).
To create the rain-like pixel motion found in the image above, for example, one needs only type preset[drip].
Coming back to the above-mentioned example the user needs only to indicate once that "Frankfurt" in a text does indeed reference Frankfurt on the Main, and the engine will very likely get it right in the whole text.
FDA loopholes, says Labdoor founder and CEO Neil Thanedar, who says that in the case of protein powders, for example, manufacturers need only test the nitrogen content of their product.
Those who live in urban centers and rarely venture onto the highway, for example, might need only a small auto in which to skip around town.
For an example, we need only to look back to last month.
This involves more keywork than is necessary on instruments that "overblow" at the octave oboes, flutes, bassoons, and saxophones, for example, which need only twelve notes before overblowing.
(The CAST in this example is needed only in some SQL implementations like PostgreSQL, which would reject it with a type checking error otherwise. In many systems plain SELECT NULL works in the subquery).
If you thought the GOP was done with the issue of marriage equality, for example, you need only to look at House member Randy Weber of Texas, who last week wept as he asked God to forgive the U.S. for making marriage legal for gays and lesbians ― at an event attended by the GOP House leadership (including Paul Ryan), which didn't challenge him.
