This entity should encompass details such as the scale in which it will work (celsius, fahrenheit, kelvin, or another scale), a range of acceptable values (from − 50 to 60 °C, for example), the description of the data as a data structure (with value and type), instances that could be received, and frequency in which it must be delivered.
In almost all instances, that could mean only bad things.
If their speed were to indicate a shallow body of molten rock, for instance, that could suggest that Mount Paektu were gearing up for another explosion.
It happened with Touch ID, for instance — that could be used at the beginning only to unlock the phone or with Siri.
For instance, that could mean a cutoff of electricity or water or other state-government services to the NSA site.
Considering that the regions selected for the search theoretically contain other unknown regulatory regions (promoters, for instance) that could match with the first prediction, we performed a second run on the remaining 29 cases, which yielded nine other positive hits.
The artist's first impression after the long voyage, "sixty-three days of feverish expectancy," was "nothing very extraordinary; nothing, for instance, that could be compared with the magnificent bay of Rio de Janeiro".
There are new ones -- by Mr. King or Mr. Stephenson, for instance -- that could fall and break your toe.
They have resisted reducing principal balances for troubled borrowers, for instance, because that could force them to take losses they would rather delay.
For instance, neighbors that could eventually hear packets originated from a transmitter discard them whether they are not the next relay, even in the case that the intended relay could not hear the transmission.
I know, for instance, that one could subsequently get meningitis, pancreatitis, it could affect one's ovaries, and boys can even become sterile".
