Episodic memory is the most flexible system in that it enables humans to envisage virtually any particular future event.
They rented space at the corporate office suites HQ (now the Regus Group and BevMax Office Centerss and visited virtually every flexible and temporary office space in Manhattan.
Tough, flexible, virtually fireproof, it was used in the manufacture of everything from socks to cigarette filters.
This exosuit looks more like sports clothing than R2-D2, yet it is equally programmable and carries out tasks on command; however, the exosuit is lightweight, flexible, virtually invisible to others, and individualizes itself for each patient.
We found that Raschel mesh is very anisotropic, having a stiff and elastic behavior in the knitting, or longitudinal direction, whereas in the transverse direction has an extremely flexible (virtually no stiffness), nonlinear behavior.
Changing a culture to fit today's flexible, virtually distributed world isn't quick or easy, but that's why you are needed on the front lines of this battle.
Therefore, the database modules for storing sequence data and metadata need to be very broad and flexible to cover virtually all fields of biology.
Our experimental design and custom scripts, however, are flexible to meet virtually all experimental control and data acquisition needs of those interested in conducting behaviorally controlled, response-based experiments.
Canada has virtually deregulated airspaces by creating a flexible permit process for commercial operators, and a blanket exemption for small drones even in busy cities like Toronto.
Virtually all the companies questioned said flexible employment patterns such as the use of agency workers, or zero hours contracts, were vital or important to the economy.
