This technically checks you in to Facebook Places as well, but what it really does is create a new object for the place you're at on the other service within Facebook's graph.
Lowe specifically said that they do comply with it; although technically checking in the background for nearby places isn't listed there (only "a single request for your location" when you check in is), the nearby theaters feature is hardly the kind of invasive data collection about which one would actually complain.
France, the U.K. and the U.S. can, technically, check each Muslim in their territories out for terror links.
Negotiable Order of Withdrawl, or NOW, accounts, technically not checking accounts, began to attract deposits.
Consumers are to be asked whether they will accept traces of horsemeat in their food if it proves too costly and technically difficult to check thoroughly for levels of contamination under 1%.
Details of the deregulation proposals emerge on the day the food regulator said it would ask consumers if they will accept traces of horsemeat in their food if it proves too costly and technically difficult to check robustly thoroughly for levels of contamination under 1%.
Technically, what Check 21 does is create a new negotiable instrument called a substitute check, which permits a bank to take an image of a check that is presented for deposit and process it electronically.
Regulation of several genes was checked by quantitative reverse-transcription-PCR. In all cases where the results were technically acceptable, they agreed with those from the array.
BrowserStack is technically huge and we're checking each component strictly, adding extra precautions to prevent any further hack.
Esa's executive reviews the decision to check the chosen concept: is technically feasibly.
He replied that the data collection is largely tech driven and "extremely technically scalable," but there are also humans checking the results.
