The amount of time freed up is staggering".
Dave Coplin, chief envisioning officer at Microsoft UK, said the big question was how health professionals use the time freed up by technological advances.
In 2010, he expects to arrive at spring training on time, freed of restrictions or limitations, ready to take the next decade for himself.
At the same time freed from the responsibilities of maintaining a private house or apartment, many people, from my experience, blossom and benefit from the supportive services and social milieu of a supportive housing environment.
I'd be happier if the Met and Fleet St's finest devoted some of the time freed up by the end of the Conway & Family caper to telling us more about these people: how some of them make their money and bonuses, how we rescue them from folly and greed, how their expenses are set against tax, if they pay tax here.
When the prosecuting authority first brought charges against Mr. Shaik, its chief announced that while he also had prima facie evidence against Mr. Zuma, who was then the nation's deputy president, he did not consider that case to be "winnable," an odd declaration that for a time freed Mr. Zuma from prosecution and yet tarred him with guilt.
Biggest surprise: the amount of time freed up by no meals and much less shopping.
The extra time freed up supports teachers' attempts to increase students' engagement of self-generative questions, claims, and evidence (Roth, Tobin, & Ritchie, 2008).
Time freed up by autonomous commuting isn't insubstantial – Ford says its data shows that Europeans spend, on average, 10 full days per year in their cars.
To investigate how partners spend the time freed up by retirement if they do not spend it on leisure, we also construct measures of housework and time spent caring for others.
Mr Osborne insisted the coalition was strong and the government would use the parliamentary time freed up by the withdrawal of the Lords plans to put forward proposals on jobs and growth.
