Sentence examples for in every day use from inspiring English sources

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There are well-tried, practical solutions in every day use around the world for each of the fears.

Another attractive option may be the coupling of fluorescent dyes to tumour-related antigens as they are in every day use in most pathology labs.

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After all, the technology is much more accessible in terms of every day use — you can enjoy the advantages of AR out in the world without the need for a dedicated headset.

The computers in every-day use now have an excellent track record for rapidly getting cheaper; on the other hand, D-Wave's quantum computers require a form of supercooling, since their specialized chips rely on an absence of electrical resistance (a phenomenon known as [superconductivity](file://localhost/wiki/Superconductivity)) that functions properly only at temperatures near absolute zero.

"It doesn't have enough funding, and you have new people coming in every day using it and not paying in".

A list of GSE experiment IDs are extracted and updated from the study descriptions in the MySQL database every day using a perl script via a cron job to facilitate this search.

When she'd worked at the Western Café, one of the regulars — a funny old guy who dressed in a ratty coat and tie every day used to say, "When you get to my age, dear, you'll think twice about buying green bananas at the grocery store".

Bauer explains, "We see a world where the business – HR people, IT people, end users from all departments – dip in and out of the archive every day, using clever apps, or suites of apps, that enable them to collaborate on projects, visualize complex relationships in the metadata chains, search and browse documents from file stores, email archives or Sharepoint on an iPad".

Furthermore, GPs were asked to indicate whether they use CAM in every-day practice (no/yes) and whether they have a positive, negative or neutral attitude towards CAM (5-point-Likert scale with 1 = very negative to 5 = very positive).

The computers in every-day use now have an excellent track record for rapidly getting cheaper; on the other hand, D-Wave's quantum computers require a form of supercooling, since their specialized chips rely on an absence of electrical resistance (a phenomenon known as superconductivity) that functions properly only at temperatures near absolute zero.

Danny was living in Kibera until last year, and every Sunday used to attend the Nairobi Chapel in Kibera.

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