For example, different surveillance rules might apply depending on whether the target of governmental surveillance accesses the internet using a cell phone, telephone, or cable modem.
Pushing buttons to start the day -- to illuminate the dark, start coffee, ignite a stove, use a hair dryer, curling iron, radio, CD player, washer, dryer, cross a street, use a computer, calculator, cell phone, telephone, elevator, snack machine.
More recently we have formed "phone" (telephone), 'rents (parents) and 'fro (Afro), among others.
Those in the control group did not receive the intervention materials or phone telephone calls but received the baseline and follow-up measures.
Details of a dedicated free phone telephone helpline, staffed 24 h/day, were provided so that the queries of any respondents could be resolved.
The wealth index score, with a mean of 0 and a standard deviation of 1, was constructed for each household using principal component analysis of 12 household possessions (electricity, watch, radio, television, mobile phone, telephone, refrigerator, table, chair, bed, electric stove, and kerosene lamp) and two household characteristics (type of latrine and water source) [ 22].
OneBusAway has a great Web site, explaining that it delivered real information about bus arrivals to 40,000 people a week in Seattle via the Web, smart phones, telephone and text.
The prepared information is then disseminated using available media such as television, variable signs, mobile phones, telephone, and internet.
A free-phone telephone number was provided for families to call if they had any further questions.
There was also information for sample members about how they could revoke their consent at any time and gave a free-post address and a free-phone telephone number so they could contact ISER to ask any questions.
The restrictions included bans on using mobile phones, telephones and computers.
