| Another part of the myth of discoverability is that the home page or the toolbar are the only place where discoverability matters. |
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| The trap, and the myth, of discoverability is that in any design, not everything can be discoverable. |
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| Lack of consistency and lack of discoverability are problems that should worry the company, because they have been its strength for decades. |
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| The Advocate General is there concentrating on foreseeability of risks rather than the discoverability of particular defects. |
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| When I affirm the discoverability of the clergyman's income, I have not only the authority of the church, but its oath. |
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| Given that it's impossible to click on something you can't locate, discoverability is certainly important. |
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| Despite those benefits, the iPad also ushered in concerns about security, discoverability and offline access to board information. |
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| When taking into consideration all evidence of habitability and discoverability for a single planet one has exactly one example of a constrained optimization. |
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| What most people here seem to be missing is that text only configuration lacks discoverability without huge amounts of documentation surrounding the config file. |
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| The next step for Shazam places more emphasis on browsability and discoverability. |
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| Here you can switch Bluetooth on or off, set a device name and discoverability. |
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| The court rejected BCE's position that the discoverability rule should not apply when the parties are related entities. |
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| In the context of improved discoverability, a number of options to expose metadata could be explored for the national union catalogue. |
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| The need for this assurance, in fact, has only become greater with the adoption of the discoverability principle. |
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| The Court found that the police officer could not benefit from the discoverability rule. |
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| A release distributed through a newswire service with a link to your content will live on hundreds of websites, driving discoverability. |
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| To enhance discoverability, each research article page provides recommendations for related articles independent of publisher. |
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| Increased visibility and discoverability of South African health-related research. |
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| Bookstores offer discoverability, not just the latest Dan Brown or Carl Hiaasen book on the front table, but sometimes treasures deep in the stacks, a long tail of midlist authors and specialty books. |
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| Through this service, the author can interact with his readers online, promote himself and his work on his accounts, and improve his discoverability online. |
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| SmallCo.tel shows how a small company can have an online presence to publish their contact information and keywords and increase their search engine discoverability. |
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| However, implementation of the discoverability rule without addressing the other deficiencies of the traditional approach did not achieve wholly satisfactory results. |
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| This new release builds on the great success of Corel Paint Shop Pro X which set the standard for ease of use and learning as well as discoverability of features. |
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| In addition, questions were raised on whether the discoverability rule did not tip the balance too much in favour of potential plaintiffs, creating uncertainty as to when potential liability would end. |
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| The Commission has intervened through amicus curiae briefs before courts of the US against the discoverability of information that has been prepared solely for the purpose of its investigation. |
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| Option 28: Exclusion of discoverability of the leniency application, thus protecting the confidentiality of submissions made to the competition authority as part of leniency applications. |
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| One approach to leverage this metadata is to increase its exposure. Increased exposure will result in improved discoverability for Canadians and accompanying increase in the metadata's value. |
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