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spec: Opinions of the U. S. Supreme Court involving a federal statute often contain some reference to the legislative history . `` We have been making [ merlot ] ever since we opened in 1984 , '' said Gainey . Treating the shrinkwrap license as a `` written confirmation containing additional terms , '' the Step-Saver court concluded that continuing with the contract after receiving the shrinkwrap license was not sufficient to establish an express assent to the new or additional terms contained in the shrinkwrap license . The Curb Market record referred to trading on a real curb-to that extraordinary outdoor market in Broad Street , New York , where boys with telephone receivers clamped to their heads hung out of windows high above the street and grimaced and wigwagged through the din to traders clustered on the pavement below . I will review the waning stages of past solar cycles and assess what we might expect in the remaining years of Solar Cycle 23 . " Then we 'll have the next big shift , which will be to a computing environment with components that network to each other as opposed to big monolithic server infrastructure environments . Most meeting rooms will have dedicated presentation computers and will be networked to a central computer . Pietersen enhanced his reputation as a batsman . In addition , the classroom is networked to a Silicon Graphics Indigo workstation in the Computer Center . Unlike traditional ACDs , EIC can queue and distribute not only incoming telephone calls but e-mails , faxes , chat sessions , and the like . Each lab station also includes a PC that is networked to a high-powered server and that includes state-of-the-art software programs needed by the students for designing , modeling , simulating and analyzing circuits and systems . The vehicle also has proved suitable for day-to-day use during demonstrations all over the world , including its role as the pace car for the men 's and women 's marathon at the Summer 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney , Australia . They 'd have been networked to the scanners , and therefore open to other online access , to those with passwords or password overrides . All organizations are networks to some degree , and many research and education organizations have a long tradition of distributed authority and some characteristics of a network structure . Any PC in the library system that is networked to a laser printer and / or a photocopier will bear a small label in the lower left corner of the monitor , stating : " Laser Printing ( 10 cents / page ) ; instructions available via the desktop icon ' Laser printing . For example , If an employee prints on a laser printer throughout the day , and the printer is networked to a station two floors up , that employee is going to be less productive that one who has a printer on his desk . Although voice-activated models do currently exist , they must be networked to a home automation system for use . He demonstrated how a digital music system in a car could be networked to a home network so that when you arrive home , the song you're listening to in your car automatically switches to your handheld mobile device when you turn off the car . An analysis of density thresholds was conducted to identify levels of population and employment density , where significant decreases in SOV travel and increases in transit and walking occurred . With this approach , it is possible to reduce the computed load carrying capacity of the piles in a group relative to the single pile capacity as has been observed in field and model tests . Hewlett-Packard introduced its MediaSmart TV , a high-def set that can be networked to a PC via wires or a wireless network , for video streaming . Along with other researchers , Mulvaney is a collaborator on beef cattle breeding projects which include the use of different sire breeds and high accuracy EPD 's . Each workstation has a computer with internet access and is networked to a local printer .