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Other than linguistic simplification, the new terms enable Snapchat to sell replays on messages.

Query by disease terms enable search using disease names, OMIM identifiers or MeSH terms of the disease category.

In combination with previously defined PSI-MI CV terms, such as those used to specify the type of interaction, these new terms enable detailed description of distinct binding events, their interdependencies and the underlying molecular mechanisms.

In particular: (i) the second-order terms accommodate responses to 2-point glider stimuli; (ii) the third-order terms accommodate parity-inverting responses to 3-point glider stimuli; and (iii) the fourth-order terms enable the model to respond with unequal magnitude to positive and negative parity 3-point glider stimuli.

The first 2 terms enable the memories encoded in the weights to determine the dynamics; the third term is unrelated to the memory patterns, but is designed to regulate the activity of the network, so that at any moment in time, x ≡ (1 / N ) ∑ i r i and y ≡ (1 / N ) ∑ i r i 2 both approach the prescribed value a (the pattern sparseness mentioned above).

The system, in no uncertain terms, enables levels of police violence against our communities at rates unheard of in the developed world.

The town had developed "a business plan which demonstrates reduced risk and makes it possible to secure interim funding on better terms, enabling timely and predictable provision of essential infrastructure.

But in practical terms enabling aspiration for all almost certainly means chipping away at the extremely unequal school hierarchy and investing more money in the least well off, even if the rest of us have to pay for that.

"This would leave 50 to 60 percent of the content out there subject to the standard distribution terms, enabling Amazon to promote and price as it does today, and forcing Apple to have to compete with Amazon's strength".

Indexing of scientific papers with MeSH terms enables users to perform a literature search at various levels of specificity.

CEO Shawn Hardin speaks about Flock's mission in very sweeping terms: enabling users to express themselves, participate in online communities, have voices, and engage their peers.