It's about individual uses of buildings.
Results can be secondary to the tactics that one individual uses in dueling another.
Second, to harness the digital tsunami[pdf]: "Every object the individual uses, every transaction they make and almost everywhere they go will create a detailed digital record.
'There are two reasons an individual uses the British Virgin Islands: to avoid paying tax or to hide their identity,' he said.
(Wilkins agrees, but isn't quite so bothered: "It's how the individual uses his personality to generate excitement with the same dunk that matters").
Under the law, claims of adverse possession can be made if an individual uses someone else's property continuously for 10 years.
Tracheoesophageal speech is similar to esophageal speech, but the individual uses a device to redirect air from the trachea into the esophagus.
In my second vacation I worked at the National Institute for Medical Research and devised a machine which measured how much energy an individual uses.
— Andy Greenberg, NYC A. The longer an individual uses a substance, the more changes there are to the chemistry and the neuro-pathways in the brain.
"The one who will be the first will have a very high V02 max and very high efficiency," he said, referring to the maximum amount of oxygen that an individual uses during top-intensity exercise.
Google's new privacy policy requires users to accept it before being able to use the full range of services, rather than approving individual uses of their data, as the European regulators would like.
