Innovative Technology is defined as development of technologies or production systems, which are not only appropriate to a social situation at a particular point of time, but also is free from the deleterious effects such as alienation or environmental imbalances.
If Microsoft is content to let us do everything with a single point of contact at a time, or at best two points (in the case of pinch and rotate) what good is 10-finger pressure-sensitive multitouch when it comes to navigating an OS or actually getting things done?
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The point driven system of the FSG allows for a 2 point reduction, less prison time, for acceptance of responsibility when a person agrees to plead guilty or cooperate (not guaranteed but usually given).
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"It's a very provocative observation to say that one's state of anxiety at a fixed point in time can in some way foretell an increased risk of cardiovascular disease 20 years down the road, " says Dr. Gregory Dehmer, M.
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Perhaps they even send out printed invitations, and so at this point, a lot of time and effort has been taken by the instigating party to instigate this party.
The whole idea of replacing the watch with a band that acts as a mobile computer would be interesting, for the very fact that it would replace the real estate (our wrists) once used for a single point of reference on time.
Qwiki chief Doug Imbruce tells me that he knew little of Saverin at that point, so he spent a lot of time getting to know him through in-person meetings in New York.
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"He is a very, very experienced manager and we were hugely fortunate to have him at that point in time and a lot of the qualities of a manager that Walter exudes had to come into play this year, " he said.
Despite the one-man disadvantage, Russell foraged through to help Saracens to within a point of Worcester at half-time.
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"Life kind of has a way of throwing you curve balls at any point of given time, " Chestnut says.
Mr Brin said from a technology point of view, the time for "an easier way to compute" is now.
It only makes sense to perform a classic, textbook analysis of the publically available information if you are an analyst who controls enough money that a tenth of a percentage point in stock price equals the cost of the time that you spend doing the analysis.
Again, it is our strong belief that the test is not a focus on themselves but a focus on the Haitian people, particularly in a time of uncertainty as we point toward an election.
Currently, with the market potentially within 30 points of a market top, it will be highly unlikely that an announcement of QE3 at this point in time would seemingly have more than a short term affect upon the market.
And at any point in time, a third of the population is complaining of sleep difficulties.
Boys are included in this year's survey for the first time as a point of comparison over gender issues.
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The data above provide only a point-in-time snapshot of American dependence on government.
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The Russian's ability to serve out the set was not fully tested when, at 5-3, Djokovic double-faulted on the first point of a game for the second time, soon found himself two set points down, and then watched as a Davydenko sliced return floated past him into the corner.
At times in our conversations, when I would criticize the decisions of record labels or phone carriers, he'd surprise me by forcefully disagreeing, explaining how the world looked from their point of view, how hard their jobs were in a time of digital disruption, and how they would come around.
Diana Farrell, who is now a member of America's National Economic Council but until recently worked for McKinsey, a consultancy that has spent a lot of time studying the middle classes, reckons they begin at roughly the point where people have a third of their income left for discretionary spending after providing for basic food and shelter.
As a director, Kusama blocks everything out too cleanly, making one point at a time rather than weaving the elements of the atmosphere together.
Replacement Simon Keogh managed a late third but Leinster ran out of time as they pressed for a bonus-point score.
One approach to making things easier would be to dynamite away the mountain a bit at a time until point B had been brought down to the level of point A. This would be analogous to resolving all of one's real world problems.
It was well-received but at that point in time part of a more hypothetical debate.
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"The boulder signals a point in time and a concrete idea of the launch and a projection into the future, " said Mike Stanley.
Stubby, as the dog became known, comforted the wounded and was devoted to his comrades, warning them at one point of a gas attack and giving them time to don their gas masks.
Each time I broadcast a Point of View, I receive large numbers of emails from people I have never met, while the script posted on the BBC magazine website generates hundreds of anonymous messages.
India's central bank on Tuesday cut its repurchase rate, or the rate at which it lends money to banks, by a quarter of a percentage point to 7.75%, for only the second time in nearly four years.
In one scale there was a 5 point improvement in symptoms in the placebo pill group, but people who got nothing had a 4 point improvement over the same period of time This suggests that the main effect here is the passage of time.
Because I think as both Maina the professor have explained, it suggests a point in history rather than a point in real time now, and I think belies the existence of nations and states and reasonably modern political systems.
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