Concerning studies that showed triclosan to be an endocrine disrupter, he said that the animals used in the studies were subjected to "levels that the rat, let alone us, would never come in contact with in everyday use".
Speaking is so intertwined with our everyday use of language that it becomes difficult to create a concise, yet widespread, definition of speaking (Thornbury & Slade, 2006).
Samsung rates the talk-time at just over four hours but I'm more interested in how often I'll need to recharge it with normal, everyday use.
Most minds are repelled by the operational details of our monetary system, such as this, when they first encounter them, because they are so at odds with our everyday use of money: we citizens have to borrow to make up the difference when our spending exceeds our income because, unlike the government, we cannot create dollars.
Her work is rooted in a fascination with "really good everyday use things," she explains.
Moreover, the local community has begun to utilize the landslide area (e.g. establishing fields, planting fruits, and crossing it with cattle) for everyday use, which may strengthen their understanding of the landslide as an integral part of their environment.
In recent years, the demand for shoe polish products has either been static or declined; one reason is the gradual replacement of formal footwear with sneakers for everyday use.
"We're now focusing on everyday use, with people using the app multiple times a day".
For example, we are currently seeing thresholds being passed in the accuracy of voice recognition and machine translation, leading to these technologies moving from being novelties to wide-scale, everyday use, with broad economic ramifications.
