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"But when you have giga - or terabytes of data, you cannot get a handle on it the same way. Now computation and theory come into play," she said.

The prohibitions on ex parte contacts come into play when a proceeding has been noticed for hearing, unless the agency has designated some earlier time. 5 U.S. C.A. § 557(d)(1)(E).

Of course, this advice applies to static information displays; in software, animation can be used even more effectively to show change over time, as long as technical issues (such as memory constraints or connection speed over the Internet) don’t come into play.

Personal feelings should not come into play when one has to make business decisions.

Will time turners or divination come into play in some way again?

Cultural differences come into play because the true driver behind the growth of data marts is the need to empower end users.

I'd suspect that's a while away, and so some standards come into play, but certainly getting data in and out is absolutely critical.

The new rules have already come into play.

I saw that something restraining, one of those humans secrets that baffle probability, had come into play there.

"According to the Mariscals, each nation has its own trade directory containing the names of potential customers. To reach these prospects and generate inquiries, various types of advertising, direct mail, catalogs, fax promotions and good old word of mouth must come into play."

Of course, security and encryption also come into play, since the proxy must be able to open the "package" to look at it or decode its contents.

Personal feelings shall not come into play when one have to make business decision.