Users can create a database consisting of thousands of entries to be stored in the cloud, picking out the few dozen that they use most regularly to be stored on the phone (they can access the full list from their phones if they ever need it).
For Khan, kakri (Indian cucumbers) and watermelon sherbet are two things she would most regularly seek on a hot day in Kolkata.
At 7 30 and 9 30 p.m., Jazz Standard, 116 East 27th Street, Manhattan, (212) 576-2232, jazzstandard.net; $20. (Chinen) A Tribute to Mulgrew Miller: The Steve Nelson Quartet (Friday and Saturday) The vibraphonist Steve Nelson was a longtime collaborator of the pianist Mulgrew Miller, the musician most regularly featured on Mr. Miller's albums.
Herpes virus polymerase chain reaction (n = 53, 71.6%) and cryptococcal antigen (n = 46, 62.2%) were the antigenic tests most regularly performed on CSF.
Nowadays people most regularly see imagery on iPhones, laptops, iPads, so more imagery is consumed through screens than via magazines or billboards and it is only really since the advent of the internet that it has been possible to totally create this different medium, not restricted by the printing press and its distribution system.
How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb leaves Keane sounding like Supertramp (not that difficult, as Keane actually do sound like Supertramp) and makes Coldplay - the band most regularly tipped to take on U2's mantle - appear callow and one-dimensional in their approach.
And who most regularly persuades whom (if, on such a factionalized court, there's any persuasion going on at all)? Can it be true, as Greenburg has written, that at least initially it was not Scalia who influenced Thomas, but the other way around?
The most dramatic, and the most regularly open, is Loncin ( fortdeloncin.be) on the outskirts of the village of Ans.
By making a list of the airlines you most regularly fly with and following them on Twitter, Facebook, and other social media outlets, you can act quickly on the latest deals.
Since 9/11 she has focused on writing op-eds for national newspapers, most regularly The Christian Science Monitor.
