Metal detectors hidden in store entrances and exits, for example, can be impossible to spot.
They send undercover informants into factories to check for blocked fire exits, for example, or arrive early for scheduled factory inspections to check for child labor violations.
People who have hitherto ignored a fire alarm are more likely to respond if they see other people around them heading for the exits, for example.The software is still not quite ready for commercial use, but Mr Wittasek has been testing it using computer models of the newly redesigned Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and plans to do the same with the forthcoming Guggenheim museum in Abu Dhabi.
Obstruction of this exit, for example, if the iris is pushed forward to cover the wall of the canal, causes a sharp rise in the pressure within the eye, a condition that is known as glaucoma.
By converting the N-dimensional EXIT chart into a two-dimensional EXIT chart, for example, by using the EXIT Chart Projection Algorithm proposed in [13], the same analysis could still be applied.
Despite Mr. Bush's victory in the critical general election state of California, for example, exit polls showed Mr. Bush's victory depended on Republicans.
But, as the Bush Administration pushes for speedy elections and a speedy exit, Algeria's example is again worth bearing in mind.
In New Jersey, for example, exit polls found that foremost on the minds of voters were not the attacks on Sept. 11 but their state's ailing economy and high taxes.
Second, they can usually only reach statewide office if the opposing Democrat has a personality as toxic as a Superfund site: in 1990, for example, exit polls showed that 36percentt of the electorate voted for Mr. Weld solely to stop Mr. Silber.
The exit is an example of a talent drain that is beginning to take shape in banking and financial services with engineers and business execs moving over to blockchain and crypto projects that are seen to have serious growth potential.
Moreover, the proposed methodology also takes account of station layout, assuming, as proposed by [34], that passengers during the boarding process choose the door on the basis of their exit position (for example, stairs or elevator) in the alighting stop so as to minimise the walking distance at their own destination station.
