In reality, creativity and innovation function a lot like WD-40: with a little elbow grease and a healthy dose of persistence.
In U.S. clinical tests, 75% of 155 Parkinson's patients who had implanted Medtronic's Activa reported better motor function a year later, including reduced stiffness and less shaking.
Now in its nineteenth version, though, it's finally getting a desktop, making it look and function a little more like a traditional OS. When you sign in for the first time, you'll see an expanse of wallpaper, with a row of apps pinned to the bottom of the screen -- not unlike the Taskbar in Windows 7.
You know, it's not a function just of looking backwards, it's a function of looking forwards and how are we going to be making a series of decisions in a very dangerous world.
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Will we ever stop searching for a label, a function, a title, a process, an evolution and just live?
This growth is not a function of a few blockbuster drug discoveries.
This action was not a function of a further advance in its longstanding effort to build reactors and reprocessing facilities for this purpose.
Rather, HFCS supporters argue that obesity is as much a function of a corresponding decline in physical activity during the same period that HFCS consumption increased.
The cinematography is ugly too, but that could be a function of a too-tight shooting schedule, or the producers' insistence on too-bright lighting, so I won't finger the behind-the-camera perp.
Considering October of 1987, bubble theorists would likely explain the Oct. 19 crash as a function of a market that similarly spiraled out of control--its impressive rise throughout the '80s a precursor to its ugly, 24.5% collapse.
True enough, but if so, and to be consistent, they must seek cuts in a defense budget that similarly fosters dependency among higher earners whose income is almost solely a function of a massive budget funded by the rest of us.
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He would enter a household, and, whether placed in the stable, quartered with the help, or, very occasionally, and only in the most Christian of dwellings, treated like a guest, he had, for those few days, a function and a recognition.
Other refinements include a MF Assist function that magnifies a portion of the image while framing to simplify fine focus adjustments, as well as a Peaking function that highlights sharply-focused areas of the image on screen.
The name alone is enough to raise eyebrows, but wait until you see the special features: a biorhythm calculator, a fatness function that calculates a user's height-to-weight ratio, a calendar for keeping track of your menstrual cycle and a calorie-counting function.
The new voice activated assistant was going to be a search function for a mobile era.
While each app arguably has a different function, a well-designed video hub app would have been more elegant.
Sharp's TeleMail will also include a scheduler, address book, calendar, and a memo function in a addition to the PocketScience technology.
The services themselves range from a ten-minute drive-through with a streaming internet simulcast to a big function at a megaresort (more than two dozen casino hotels have wedding chapels).
As a simplified model, Dr Page imagines a wave function for a whole universe (for these purposes, a universe can be considered as a single particle), from which two possible versions might be born.
Setting aside the larger question of whether imposing national education standards is a legitimate function of a limited federal government, let's turn to the specific question of whether or not national standards will lead to education reforms.
While it is likely that getting such a computer to function inside a living cell remains some way off, the remarkably rapid progress of biological computers in controlled lab conditions means that that distant day looks to be getting closer.
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As Arthur Caplan, a bioethicist at the University of Pennsylvania, notes, the broader question raised by Seasonale is whether suppressing menstruation is merely a lifestyle choice or, rather, whether it is more like turning a normal bodily function into a medical complaint.
Cooling fan: Unlike conventional heaters it has a dual-mode function as a cooling fan.
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It's also unclear if the blue light seen atop the controller serves a function -- a stand-in for Move support, perhaps?
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There is also a third situation where the function of a traditional manager can be replaced by an E2.0 leader as well as with technology.
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We knew we wanted a sophisticated but affordable loyalty program across all of our locations, but we wanted a solution that could also function as a gift card.
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Then she set about designing a new model that could function as a hydroponic support system for the roses, able to withstand everything from wilting heat to high winds.
It has been suggested in previous studies that there could be a link between impaired lung function and a negative effect on the thinking processes, but it is not clear what the mechanism for that might be.
When a consumer is not playing a game, the SplitShock touchpads function as a track pad with both halves making a larger area to swipe and select items.
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