In other words, do such deliberately decontextualized lists help us understand the everyday use of educational technologies?
But the everyday use of EU criminal justice measures makes an equally compelling case.
One was the low-slung cut of trousers, mixed in with the more classically elegant Armani tailoring, and another was the everyday use of black velvet.
But when friends came back from a visit there, excited about the everyday use of local products, I called for reservations.
"Around 20% of the fatalities last year were caused by very everyday use of the coast, general activities like walking and going for swims and not necessarily the high risk adrenalin sports that you might think.
In speaking of the everyday use of nonoccult powers in the home, David explains: "Entering the flat, I turned on all the electric lights in every room, a detail which was our custom by this time, and one upon which I depended heavily for some sense of normality, no matter that it was a mere illusion, but then, perhaps normality is always an illusion.
The question is how such solicitations manifest themselves in the everyday use of educational technologies.
The everyday use of analytical techniques in geotechnical engineering practice is considered expensive and time consuming.
But the everyday use of ELF and curiosity are not sufficient to cover science as a whole.
The objective of this study is to explore and describe everyday use of two urban green cemeteries in Oslo and discuss issues concerning designing for multiple and everyday use of urban cemeteries.
To explore how such invitations manifest themselves in the everyday use of educational technologies, the article then introduces the analytical concepts of multistability, relational strategy, and mediation.
