No doubt, all the outraged electronic references so many of us are suddenly making back and forth to each other about Big Data (on Facebook, Twitter, etc).
An Oakland club official, speaking anonymously because he wasn't authorized to discuss the matter, said a lot of telephone calls were made back and forth, and the players were in the room for a long time.
(He pays the toll on the George Washington Bridge in cash rather than using an E-Z Pass; he says he doesn't want anyone to know how many trips he has made back and forth, should the American authorities ever decide that he is too much of a liability and try to build a case against him for conspiring with the enemy).
Parametric psychophysical investigations are reported for two related illusory effects that occur when viewing an elementary square-wave grating while making "back and forth" head movements along the projection line.
Eventually, other people may be needed to help manage finances, make plans, get back and forth from home, eat, stay clean or go to the bathroom.
A tight rope with little sag makes quicker vibrations, whereas a loose rope with a lot of sag makes larger back-and-forth swings.
Recently, Instagram added some savvy stabilization, which makes your back-and-forth image loops much less shaky.
The goal now is to make instant back-and-forth conversation translation a practical, usable reality that can make it possible for someone to accomplish everything they need to in an unfamiliar language without learning a lick of it.
The arrangement saved him "making two back-and-forth trips to town".
The ability to express so much is making campaign back-and-forth a kind of online bile duct.
These decisions are made with back-and-forths on email threads, or huddles done at Facebook headquarters and its offices around the world.
