Blackberry maker Research in Motion counts Indonesia as one of its most lucrative markets - and other gadget-makers are eagerly eyeing the upwardly mobile Indonesian consumer.
Second, and at a more general level, the notion of 'change' has itself changed over time for instance, Newtonian mechanics defines a change differently than Aristotelian physics, so that continuous motion counts as a change, and thus requires an explanation, according to the latter but not the former.
Mr. Bush's lawyers made it clear that they would not only fight any motion to count ballots, but also the Gore team's insistence that the ballots be counted using the most liberal standard, in which every dimple on a ballot is considered a vote.
To get the total motion, you count the fringes and then multiply by 2.8 (2.8cm is half the wavelength of the radar satellite).
Other causes of artefact that can reduce specificity are photon attenuation and scatter, patient motion, low count statistics, reconstruction artefact or processing errors.
In Hopper's work it is emotion, not motion, that counts, the feelings that roil beneath the surfaces of his images.
The method that we use for detection of wave motion is counting the number of direction changes of the cluster.
Individual larva moving with sinusoidal motion was counted.
Abbreviations: PVR, proliferative vitreoretinopathy; BCVA, best corrected visual acuity; HM, hand motion; CF, counting fingers.
The live healthy larvae with constant motion were counted after 24 hours.
