Sentence examples for component of everyday from inspiring English sources
"Everybody is doing what they did with the Internet in '94, saying 'Here are the limitations of the current technology, therefore it won't be a component of everyday life,' " Matt de Ganon, executive chairman at K2, said yesterday.
However, as a society we need to seismically shift our perspectives and attitudes towards social care from regarding it as a distress purchase to a holistic component of everyday life.
Our goals were to validate the PR12 survey as a measure of placebo response and to analyze the placebo response as a discrete and measurable component of everyday office encounters with the otolaryngologist.
Using interviews focused on the business practices of qat vendors, it argues that making spatial claims on street markets is a central component of everyday vending practices, and that this provides empirical insight into the formation and regulation of informal institutions in the regional qat market.
To remember everyday activity it is important to encode it effectively, and one important component of everyday activity is that it consists of events.
Within the last two decades, the downstream services provided by space-based assets have become a ubiquitous component of everyday life within the European Union and internationally, from satellite television and navigation to environmental monitoring.
One nanometer is roughly the diameter of 10 hydrogen atoms and many of the smallest components of everyday products like the transistors in microchips are measured in nanometers.
Grounded by nursing's professional practice model, the tools became critical components of everyday clinical practice and guided the work of the unit-based practice councils.
We review the effects of pharmacological interventions used in PD on gait, discriminating, whenever possible, among effects on four components of everyday mobility: straight walking, gait initiation, turning, gait adaptability.
In the model, the distances between the components of everyday reasoning and that of scientific reasoning represent the difficulty to transform into scientific ones.
Thus, in a similar way, Personal Experiences, Experienced Patterns, and Naïve Explanations are considered as the main components of everyday reasoning (Anderson 2006; Lemke 1998).
