Sentence examples for reader etc from inspiring English sources

So if you use Gmail and like being able to access Google Docs, Google Reader, etc. through the tabs at the top of your e-mail screen, you'll like this.

Such features include, but are not limited to, types of information provided, the style of writing, the tone and manner in which the writer's opinion is given (including humor, sarcasm, etc)., the review's objectivity or subjectivity, how much information about the product is "given away," the effectiveness of the review in swaying the reader, etc.

The rest of the ports (USB, HDMI, media card reader, etc).

Undoubtedly, major Internet services dropping support for IE6 on an ongoing basis (YouTube, Google Docs and Sites, Google Reader, etc).

As someone who has long given in to the Google borg all the major services I use (email, RSS reader etc) are through Google, and now iGoogle will give me a start page that links into those service.

The terms of the statute also include the word "communicated," implying that something has gone from the mind of one person (the creator) to another (the audience, the reader, etc).

In Yahoo!'s case, they'd keep their own stocks and news apps, but they'd farm out things that are a little more niche (think Yelp, Spotify, social readers, etc).

The same limitations that apply to Javascript apply here, presumably – in other words, don't expect to be throwing down ultra-rich OpenGL-based 3D games, but mid-range apps (such as Twitter clients, RSS readers, etc).

If you somehow haven't seen one of these out in the wild, a quick breakdown: PopSockets ($10) are collapsible grips that stick to your devices (phones, tablets, e-readers, etc) and make them easier to hold for extended periods of time.

Users can personalize their news (for example, by letting Crowsnest serve up links from friends or a self-defined category only), search, integrate news items into RSS readers, etc. Crowsnest looks especially nice on an iPad but is designed to be consumed cross-platform.

There are many ways whereby the replacement of H3.1/2 by H3.3 could affect chromatin, including changes in nucleosome stability or creation of docking sites for regulatory proteins (i.e., 'H3.3 readers'), etc. Understandably, the idea that H3.3 is a player in gene regulation is a more stimulating hypothesis.