The "E-mount" interchangeable lenses for the two digi cams will be usable as well, next to the "A-mount" interchangeable lenses from Sony's existing Alpha DSLRs (via a mount adapter).
"The problem is that there's a structural defect that when he goes out to run and jump and play N.B.A. basketball, the knee is going to swell and become non-usable for the next few days," DiFazio said.
A1 Columbia Hires 2 Architects Columbia University, long pressed for room to expand, has hired the Renzo Piano Building Workshop and Skidmore Owings & Merrill to help it figure out how it can double its usable space over the next 50 years, Columbia's president said.
In effect, this differs precious little from a schematic computer program, with people playing the role of software modules that, given a particular input, create a usable output for the next module to churn.The planned test of the system also carries a whiff of basic computer science: the classic thought experiment devised by Alan Turing, an artificial-intelligence pioneer.
Could separation lead to explosion?White elephants?The government is hoping to add another 2m acres to Egypt's usable land within the next five to ten years: its long-term goal is to settle 25% of the country's surface.
Schultz hopes his work will be in usable form before the next presidential election, and while his thesis focuses on applying this fact-checking work to the written word only, but he mentions to the Register that the acceleration of web services means that the interpretation of spoken statements, say in a political debate or TV ad, could also be on the horizon.
If you have a place to store it, often something you have replaced will have usable parts for the next project.
"We want to make the commons more usable, and this is our next step in that direction".
Pathway Processor 2.0 is a useful tool to analyze 'omics' datasets, regardless of the platform that produced them, usable with both microarays and next-generation sequencing data.
The next step – printing surgically usable kidneys, livers and hearts – requires advances in two areas, bioprinting and stem-cell technology, allowing printing to use a person's own cells.
