If you bought a fridge freezer today for example, it would use on average 50% of the energy of a model available in 1990.
For example, employees would use fake email addresses with the wellsfargo.com domain.
So for example, I would use Blued to look for users who like to play basketball.
To teach a robot running the software to pick up trash, for example, you would use a remote control to repeatedly guide its gripper to perform that task.
On prescription drugs for Medicare, for example, Mr. Bush would use federal funding to encourage competition among private health care plans, an approach that Mr. Gore says would amount to a giveaway to insurance companies.
If you lived in New York and you queried Cyc about health clubs, for example, it would use what it knows about you to find information about clubs near your home or office, screening out those in Boston or Bangor.
For example, Barack Obama would use federal money to promote the production of ethanol from noncorn sources, with the goal of producing 2 billion gallons from these sources by 2013.
For this example, you would use a balanced index — 60 percent of which tracked a broad stock market index like the Wilshire 5000, and 40 percent of which mirrored a broad bond index like the Barclays Capital U.S. Aggregate.
