"For example, it could be used to get a ranking of items that a customer is most likely to purchase at a certain time/location, or alternatively a ranking of potential customers for a given item or merchant," Sercinoglu says.
For example, it could be a park.
In Los Angeles, for example, I could get a 2015 Toyota Corolla S Plus for a low as $210 a month, though the start payment on this vehicle is a hefty $900.
It could get worse for the boards.
For example, you could get something that has a pineapple or bubbles on it.
For example, you could get a Dell Inspiron 3000 desktop PC for £299, £399 or £499 depending on processor, and the £399 model has a perfectly adequate Core i3-4130.
For example, callers could get frustrated when the hotspot they are relying on for a connection stops working and there is no one to complain to.
If your classroom is themed around historic figures, for example, you could get other teachers to dress up and enter as different characters from the past.
For example, you could get a Lenovo ThinkPad T420 – a business workhorse – with a 2.50GHz Intel Core i5-2520M, 320GB hard drive and Windows 10 Pro from Eflex on Amazon.co.uk for £229.99, which undercuts Tier1online.
For example, you could get printed subscriptions to The New Yorker ($70 a year), Esquire ($8), Sports Illustrated ($40), Vanity Fair ($24), and Parents ($10), and still spend less than the $180 a year for a full Next Issue subscription.
