Those users switching will ease the strain on AT&T's network and could actually render it usable at all times again.
The availability of a wide diversity of SoMe applications (apps) for mobile devices has greatly contributed to the success of SoMe, since it renders them usable for communication at any time.
There can be no sustainability of equitable health care if every tissue is either sacralized and rendered unusable, or commodified and rendered marketable, usable only by those who can pay.
Even if major trade agreements such as NAFTA do attract foreign investment, this does not mean that technology is shared or developed locally by transnational firms, precisely because incentives entail the protection of technological expertise rather than rendering it available and usable by newcomers in a timely fashion.
Passport photos, or those on national identity cards, can act as such galleries, as they can be rendered by EBGM into usable 3D models.
Data recovery efforts must be closely linked with the work of NHMS and other interested organisations to ensure that raw data is rendered both comprehensible and usable for a broad audience, especially the various stakeholders, for example, policy makers, the academic community, and the public.
Lastly, although the CAMCI demonstrated one of the highest criterion validity indexes [ 21], the sample excluded those with ANI, which both artificially inflated the sensitivity and rendered the screen non-usable to detect ANI.
The danger is that the FCC could designate 700 MHz an official WiMax band, nominally "unlicensed" but without the restrictions on power (below one watt) that render these bands usable without heavy regulation.
Consequently, there needs to be a continuous engagement between the system and the social environment to render a product usable [ 15].
Interestingly, the Tablet PC platform rendered the 'MyTest' application more useful and usable to the students, validating our claims.
