5.1, we come up with an useful instance: Practical Application In order to attract more customers to do shopping, a supermarket M proposes a promotion by reducing prices on some goods, e.g. putting a 30% discount off the RRP on a certain brand washing machine.
MAR's ability to reveal the orientation of recorded signals greatly assisted the identification of the delamination region, however, ANN and UWC have the ability to group signals into several different classes, which would prove useful in instances where several damage mechanisms were generated.
Respite care allows for parents or foster-parents of children with disability to carry out other responsibilities, have a rest from their regular daily routines and is useful in instances of illness of a parent or sibling.
Obtaining methylation data from DNA pools could be extremely useful in instances where the availability of DNA from valuable sample collections is low, or where it is unfeasible to apply the desired profiling methodology to large numbers of samples.
This can be useful, for instance, in the half-linear case, where we do not have a formula for linearly independent solutions, see Section 5. (ii) A closer examination of the proof of Theorem 3.1 shows that we have proved a slightly stronger result.
This might be on the one hand a more intensive immune reaction, possibly combined with the generation of specific antibodies against the porcine collagen matrix; on the other hand it could reflect a higher regeneration rate of the implant surrounding tissue, which might be desired and especially useful for instance when the material is used for wound repair.
From 1547 onwards, the Tower of London was only used as a royal residence when its political and historic symbolism was considered useful, for instance each of Edward VI, Mary I, and Elizabeth I briefly stayed at the Tower before their coronations.
"It could be useful, for instance, in orthodontic implants due to the very high resistance required," Dr. Demetriou said.
This flexibility might make the wires highly useful, for instance, in the emerging field that puts optical signals onto electronic chips or takes them off, said Richard Osgood Jr., a professor of electrical engineering and applied physics at Columbia University.
