For example, for experiments about cancer, we want all subtypes of cancer, for example prostate carcinoma, without requiring the user to specifically enumerate these subtypes and we want to return only subtypes for which we have data.
A user could also send a message to a group such as "all professors who graduated from Harvard University since 1960". SEAmail can handle both of these examples, Genesereth explains, without requiring the user to spend time doing research or keeping an address book up to date.
This is in contrast to the native database's capabilities: for example MongoDB can update records without requiring a read.
The inspectors look for homes where there are landscaping trucks or contractors' vans, for example, without the required decals or rear bumper sticker stating the contractors are licensed.
For example, independent workers would be able to work together without requiring a license, but business owners who owned larger operations like for example brothels or agencies, [those would] require a license," she says.
As of late, Walmart been targeting Amazon's Prime business – launching free, two-day shipping on millions of items, without requiring an annual membership, for example.
Check your local laws — for example, New York state allows refinancing with the same lender without requiring a new 0.80percentt mortgage-registration tax to be paid.
Some of these Seattle-outposts have even started acquiring smaller startups without requiring relocation to the Bay Area – for example when Google acquired Picnik, or when Salesforce acquired Thinkfuse – enabling a new exit strategy for Seattle's newest entrepreneurs.
For example, tough talk in international disputes can generate popular approval without requiring the use of military force, Weiss and Dafoe find in a forthcoming article in International Studies Quarterly.
It has been demonstrated that the benefits of multi-antenna transmission can be achieved by cooperative transmission without requiring multiple antennas at individual nodes (for example see [1 3]).
