We often use it because it's a good indicator of what's going on.
We often use California as an example because it was so exaggerated.
But here we come full cycle: we can often use the same big data we mined for our initial potential insight to in turn test that insight.
The inconvenient truth, as Al Lewis, a leading figure of the disease management movement, explains, is that far too often, we use faulty techniques to assess the performance of these programs, resulting in essentially cooked data that, well, nobody believes.
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When we blog about politics, we often talk about how politicians use and misuse language to their own ends, as in Bagehot here, or Charlemagne here.
How often to do we use this technique?
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Often, the tools we use to control our lives end up controlling us.
We didn't use the Windows Media 10 interface nearly as often, but when we did it, too, seemed prone to hanging during transfers particularly of large numbers of music files.
We also use web beacons (invisible images often referred to as pixel tags or clear GIFs) on our sites in order to recognize users and assess traffic patterns, and we include web beacons and cookies in our e-mail messages, including newsletters, in order to count how many e-mail messages have been opened.
Often there were no cleaning products and we had to use whatever came to hand, like shampoos or shower gels for the guest rooms.
Small business owners most often fall into the first category, and yet we use social arguments against them as though they are in the second or third category.
When we use the word group or community loosely, we often envision a number of people who can see each other, interact directly and get to know one another.
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One of the things I do find is that those who make tech often think that we schmoes out here want to be able to use tech in the same way that they do.
We and our advertising company may also use web beacons (invisible images often referred to as pixel tags or clear GIFs) to note which pages you visit after viewing our ads.
This is all because the use and blend of spices is very bold -- the objective is to embellish and we often have 15 to 20 contrasting herbs and spices in a single dish.
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We've had our screen on more often than not this evening and we're at about 60% battery life after perhaps two hours of cumulative use.
"The problem we have is that, even if you take everything into account for the bats, they often just won't use the space you've created, " says Gunnell.
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