One of the great advantages of the InterMine platform is its intrinsic interoperability between different instances, permitting the user to export and explore lists of homologs derived from one instance to another.
It would lie somewhere in America, or perhaps abroad, and would be optimized for technological solutions: it might, for instance, permit only self-driving cars.
Yet Michigan, for instance, permits its in-state wineries-not to mention its thousands of liquor retailers-to make home deliveries.
We also prove two relevant facts: the product of metrics of this kind is also a metric in this sense, and there is no a trivially way to reduce the number of variables (which, for instance, permits us to reduce a G n ∗ -metric to the Mustafa and Sims' spaces).
Musicians who want to build an audience, for instance, might permit people to copy songs for noncommercial use.
There is considerable interest in developing predictive capabilities for social diffusion processes, for instance to permit early identification of emerging contentious situations, rapid detection of disease outbreaks, or accurate forecasting of the ultimate reach of potentially "viral" ideas or behaviors.
Employment of bipedal running, for instance, would permit faster, more efficient movement over land (and, we note, not be problematic in the manner that bipedal standing or walking is), as would saltatorial or bounding gaits, as-yet uninvestigated mechanisms of pterosaur locomotion.
With Goodman's new riddle of induction and Hempel's paradox of confirmation in mind, Quine answers that it is the similarity or sameness of kinds between instances that permits an induction: two green emeralds are more similar than two grue emeralds when one of them is green and the other blue.
For instance, it permits athletes to sleep in tent-like devices designed to simulate high altitude and increase oxygen-carrying capacity.
They have drawn up blueprints and adopted pilot programs — like a free-trade zone in Shanghai — that will bolster the market and rationalize the allocation of capital, for instance by permitting more foreign competition and greater fluctuation of interest rates.
