Sentence examples for use alike from inspiring English sources

It's that comfort that Elsworthy thinks will help to swell the ranks of makers using 3D printing for personal and commercial use alike.

Only available in the US for now, Speek is an app for making "super simple, free and visual conference calls", with a no-frills interface designed for corporate and personal use alike.

The transparency, speed and adaptability of the AquaMaps system, as well as the existing online framework which allows expert review to compensate for sampling biases and thus improve model predictions are proposed as additional benefits for public and research use alike.

Not all online activities are used alike in crises; it has been shown in literature that Twitter and SMS are used differently in crisis situations (e.g., SMS is used mostly on the ground by the affected community, while Twitter is used mostly by the international aid community) (Munro and Manning 2012).

The terminology used in current literature for these behaviours varies but for the purposes of this paper, the phrases 'risky health behaviours' and 'unhealthy behaviours' will be used alike.

It might simply be the case that all of them use Facebook alike.

This might be explained by the fact that internet as a marketing and sales channel is much more important for airlines than for airports, hence both private and public airlines use it alike.

The role of the chairs is to bring these diverse perspectives together to facilitate discussion: across disciplines and accessible to experts, non-experts, and people who use AAC alike.

And "Presidential Clippings," an online video series that promotes the work of Stun Creative, an agency and production company, uses look-alikes and sound-alikes for Mr. Obama and Mr. Romney to depict the two candidates trading japes and gibes when they meet while getting haircuts in a barbershop.

In particular, Desmedt and godaux [ 6] firstly reported that the relaxation of masticatory muscles is evoked at a frequency of 80 Hz, but we have conducted tests on inducing salivation via vibrotactile stimulation using this alike frequency [ 2].

And that trademark is to be taken seriously; Mr. Glass has sued companies that have produced commercials using sound-alikes.