While a bunch of interactivity showiness/goofiness isn't a first for the events industry, the notable thing here is how NFC could encroach into RFID's territory when it comes to solutions like this.
In the circumstances, we didn't feel we could encroach on the kids' remaining space at the other pool, although a brief peek suggested it wasn't unbridled fun; even off the leash, these middle class offspring were a long way from Lord of the Flies.
If they were placed without careful regard for building codes, they could encroach too closely on the flue and ignite in a creosote fire.
"We live in the age of the discounter," he said, explaining that any number of competitors could encroach on the Container Store by stocking similar goods.
Although the marketplaces do not regard the individual carriers' sites as competition -- because they expect consumers to want to do comparison shopping -- the carriers could encroach on the marketplaces' turf in the future.
Trams could move too fast or too slow with little effort, meaning that they could encroach easily beyond points of no return with relative ease.
Along the coast of southern California, for example, low outflows increase the likelihood that saltwater could encroach into an aquifer, particularly as sea levels rise.
They are great if you're giving something away – you can grab lots of eyeballs quickly with the right strategy – but they definitely take a cut of revenue and could encroach on overall sales.
Perhaps there is a fear that philosophy could encroach on the sort of questions religion purports to answer -- "how should one live," "how should one die," and so on.
It could allow capitalism to encroach deeper into our lives.
Google dominates the market for Internet advertising, and to the extent it portrays the deal as encroaching on that dominance, it could help make Microsoft's case that its acquisition of Yahoo would create a more competitive marketplace.
