At Sainsbury's, Catalina also makes extensive use of the wider Nectar card database.The database contains information about what Nectar cardholders buy at every retailer in the scheme - not just at Sainsbury's - which makes it particularly adept at identifying and targeting customers according to their demographic profile.
A broad sequencing study has yielded hints that the culprit, called the Chikungunya virus, may recently have undergone mutations that have made it more adept at causing infections.
Many worry that mutations in the virus's genome might be making it more adept at spreading between humans as happened with MERS's distant cousin, severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), in 2002 and 2003.
It featured an improved air pump, according to Project Loon's Google+ page, making it more adept at handling the high-wind weather systems it encountered on its journey and helping it speed things along.
It had binocular vision, a trait inherited by T. rex, making it an equally adept predator.
Dr Anna Pitt, a researcher at the Dyslexia Research Trust (DRT), says: "It is likely that dyslexics who make it to university are adept at creating effective strategies to cope with less familiar tasks".
But few households have done so, because the distributors and programme-makers have been adept at making it hard for them to get popular new shows quickly without being signed up for pay-TV.Even so, new competitors are trying to grab the remote control.
Indeed the whole tradition of yoga was aimed at perfecting and transforming the body, propelling it towards what the 11th-century philosopher Abhinavagupta described as "melting, expansion, radiance" with a view – among the higher adepts – to making it transcendent, omniscient, even godlike.
Indeed the whole tradition of yoga was aimed at perfecting and transforming the body, with a view, among the higher adepts, to making it transcendent, omniscient, even god-like.
I also became very adept at making surreptitious calls in the toilet without making it sound too echoey (you have to put your hand over the microphone in a certain way).
