Sentence examples for frequent use cases from inspiring English sources

The Siri team has started by taking on very common, frequent use cases.

Some frequent use cases for Nearby Friends include: "Which friends are in the park too?" "Is anyone else at this concert?" "Who's nearby I could get coffee with?" "I'm in a new city, which of my friends are in this neighborhood?" But there's also more niche possibilities.

Although the EDIT Platform is being designed to support the distributed research process in systematic biology from sample acquirement to the publication of a monograph, more frequent use cases are taxonomic revisions or phylogenetic analysis of smaller groups of organisms, and in some cases a combination of both.

The most frequent TKM use cases are those due to musculoskeletal diseases; the musculoskeletal disease group accounted for more than half of TKM use in outpatient services in 2008.

Down the line, though, Facebook could generate revenue from a frequent Groups use case: commerce.

Besides the particular topics he discussed, Kilvington's extensive use of sophisma argumentation, his mathematization of ethics and theology, and his frequent use of hypothetical (secundum imaginationem) cases, place his thought in the mainstream of fourteenth-century English philosophy and theology.

Concerning the patients in our case, the frequent use of cannabis in the first patient and sumatriptan in the second patient were probably the precipitating factors.

But Attorney General John Ashcroft chose Virginia because of its frequent use of the death penalty, including cases involving juveniles like Mr. Malvo.

SmartLink is a way to address the most frequent requests in terms of connectivity use cases for Ford vehicle owners.

Excluding missing values, cases and controls did not significantly differ on any characteristics except multivitamin use, although controls tended to have higher family history of breast cancer, higher education and more frequent use of hormone replacement therapy than cases.

But, Justice Story in his opinions for the Court cautioned against the too frequent use of certificates of division in criminal cases.