For example, this could allow you to move an item from your To Do board to your Doing board automatically based on dates, or to share tasks with appropriate teams as a project moves through its life cycle, saving a bunch of manual steps that tend to add up.
For example, this could allow us to discriminate between the error vectors occurring along the animal path to the error vectors occurring laterally to the animal path.
(For example, this microchip could allow you to enter your home without keys, log onto your computer without typing, or provide vital information for doctors if you were to require medical attention).
This could allow one to observe, for example, if the patients assigned to the first CP were mainly grouped in the first cluster.
This could allow the potential for embedding a light-weight JavaScript engine, like Duktape for example, that could allow the development of applications suitable for the Internet of Things (IoT) using Node.
For example, the model could allow variables to change in one or two steps after they are enabled [2], [3], or variables could change within a continuous but bounded window, as can be specified with timed automata [4], or reactions could be classified as "fast" and "slow" reactions, with "fast" reactions occurring (effectively) infinitely faster than slow reactions [5], [6].
For example, one could allow journalists to verify if tweets are actually authentic.
For example, it could allow for important studies on the genetics of drug side effects, which can be rare, affecting maybe 1 in 10,000 patients, Denny says.
"For example, it could allow for an extra 70 million hours of home care across England over the next two years, or provide home care for an extra 65,000 older people each year".
For example, they could allow a customer who pays to watch New York Yankees games online to also watch World Cup soccer games or Grand Slam tennis matches, at a discount.
In sport for example: "AR could allow us to bring the best bits of video games to real-life sports such as feedback on your performance and positions of your team mates.
