Nasa believes this type of approach will lead to cheaper means of getting cargo to the space station in first instance, and then, eventually, astronauts as well.
Over time the Monsieur will also grow accustomed to the nuances of your drinking habits — it can detect when you get home from work and offer you a double, for instance, and it'll eventually learn how strong you like certain drinks.
Data associated with a molecule, such as names and coordinates,are then either taken from the first found instance or from all instances in thechosen data sources and eventually exported to the output file.
Now, the Haitian people, for instance, can read in French (and eventually Kreyòl) what the US embassy has been up to there.
The buttonless design of the LG G Watch presents some interesting challenges; figuring out how to turn the device on took some time, for instance, and I had to eventually resort to reading the included paper instruction booklet to find out that you have to put it in the magnetic charging cradle to power it up.
In an effort to punish and eventually reduce instances of embellishment, a graduated scale of fines for players and coaches was established, starting with a warning on the first offense and up to $5,000 for both the player and the coach on the eighth offense.
Also of note, in an effort to punish and eventually reduce instances of embellishment, a graduated scale of fines for players and coaches was established starting with a warning on the first offense up to $5,000 for both the player and the coach on the eighth offense.
In "The Animal Lover's Book of Beastly Murder," all sorts of domesticated creatures, plus a couple of wild things--a rat, for instance, and a ferret--eventually kill or maim their human tormentors.
If graffiti and broken windows are tolerated, for instance, eventually prostitution and drug dealing and companion violence will find their ways to the street corners.
An estimated 15 to 20 percent of researchers who work with mice and rats, for instance, may eventually become allergic to the animals, said Dr. Karin A. Pacheco, an assistant professor of environmental and occupational health sciences at National Jewish Health in Denver.
