The need to travel during school holidays meant the destination virtually chose itself: throughout July and August, the popular trekking routes of Nepal, Bhutan and most of India are soaked by the monsoon, rendering their mountains invisible and the trails beset by leeches.
Virtually everyone chose to leave, save 14 protesters who remained sitting in the dry bed of the park's fountain and were arrested, the police said.
Here, they can train an autonomous driving model against a collection of predefined race tracks included with the simulator, then evaluate them virtually or choose to download them to the real-world AWS DeepRacer car.
In this way, Kleinbard observed, "a company can disappear from view for purposes of U.S. tax law" in a way that allowed it virtually to choose which countries' tax laws would apply.
Virtually all those chosen from the past quarter-century are of standalone "megastructures", often for the arts, pictured as their architects prefer, pristine, deserted and without context.
Dr Simon won easily; indeed, he would have won even if they had not adjusted the prices for inflation, and he would have won if Dr Ehrlich had chosen virtually any mineral: of 35 minerals, 33 fell in price during the 1980s.
Keep in mind, when the Clintons left the White House in January 2001, they could have chosen virtually any path they wanted.
Evidence from news reports shows that casino magnate Sheldon Adelson spent more than $100 million in 2012 in donations to trade groups, political action committees and candidates, only to watch virtually all his chosen candidates - including presidential hopefuls Newt Gingrich and Romney - lose.
Perhaps most important, the chosen few are virtually guaranteed a high-paying symphony career upon graduation, according to the Montreal Gazette.
