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How might OLED be used in the future?
it could be used in cars phones and laptops.
What are some of the conditions that hydrotherapy might be used for?
Arthritis is a condition in which hydrotherapy is used. It is a condition is which person has joint pain.
Did Henry Blair invent two devices that might have been used on a farm?
yes
What methods might be used to enable clients who are deteriorating phisically to feed themselves?
find the solutipn
What is a synonym for such as?
In some contexts, you can replace SUCH AS with "including" or "for example". The abbreviation often used is "e.g." (exempli gratia).Where appropriate, the adverbs especially, preferably, or notably might be used.
When they might of be used?
magnetic sensors and state where they might be used.
How can magma be a source of energy?
The heat might be used.The heat might be used.The heat might be used.The heat might be used.
Is might an adverb?
If used as the past tense of 'may' - might is an auxiliary verb. It is used as a noun if referring to 'strength'
Explain the layout function and describe when they might be used in Microsoft word.?
explain the function of layout andwhen it might be used.
Can you use the word might in a sentence?
I might be able to.He used all his might to lift the table.
Where might a prism be used?
A box
What did they have for transportation?
they might have used chariots.
What might happen if everyone used computers?
well we might become lazy
Where might tie dying be used?
tye dying also known as shibori might be used in tops or in fabrics for wall hangings
Can hypnosis be used to recall where something might be?
Yes, it can be used that way.
A limb used for walking for a human?
a thy can be used but there might be more
How is power used by the government?
It is used to force the people/citizens to do something. Although the government might have the power to do it, the government might not have the right to do it(authority) .
