It was Flaubert, greatly admired by Cézanne, who told Maupassant that "there is a part of everything which is unexplored, because we are accustomed to using our eyes only in association with the memory of what people before us have thought of the thing we are looking at.
By Steven Johnson We're accustomed to using biological metaphors to talk about computer viruses ("You have been infected with the Love Bug"), but, as runaway viruses have begun to sweep across the increasingly connected datasphere, they have started to seem more like hurricanes than like microbes.
The numbers we are accustomed to using for making investment judgments are abstractions from reality.
This paper aims to be a cue for thought on where the human-vehicle interaction is going, looking at the progress done up to now and at the present scenario that is about to bring cars on the market very different from those we are accustomed to use nowadays.
Nationalists were accustomed to using Marxist rhetoric for their cause, referring to Italy as a "proletarian nation".
It confuses those who were accustomed to using the Dulles Airport Access Road to get to the Dulles Airport.
In the pre-internet era, local consumers (and even businesses) were accustomed to using pirated software, resulting in a widespread under-appreciation of digital products.
They were accustomed to using brute force and manually searching the Internet relentlessly looking for insights that would help them avoid making a mistake with their clients' money.
In general, clinicians who were accustomed to using computers in their daily practice adapted better.
The colored stimuli (pairs of red and green parcels containing the same hidden reward) were dispensed to the study groups in the outdoor enclosure that animals were accustomed to using during the day.
Although 48 out of 60 (80%) of the intervention group participants had access to an email address and were accustomed to using online services, several of these participants required support.
