Use your head!

He used his head.

I think this dictionary is useful for beginners.

use this path to locate data fields

It is currently being updated to take account of new developments and being translated into French.

This is the DARPA balloon challenge, where they hid a couple balloons all across the United States and said, Use networks.

It is described as being related to Irish Sign Language at the syntactic level while much of the lexicon is based on British Sign Language (BSL) and American Sign Language.

Before the use of iron chains it is thought that Gyalpo used ropes from twisted willows or yak skins.

The word agile entered the lexicon in 2001 when Jeff Sutherland and a group of designers met in Utah and wrote a 12 point Agile Manifesto.

Enlargement fatigue entered the European political lexicon in the wake of the dramatic failures of the French and Dutch referenda on the EU Constitutional Treaty in 2005.

Number one always use presenter mode, or Ovation, or presenter tools, because it lets you know exactly where you're going.

Now, I prefer that term over magician, because if I were a magician, that would mean that I use spells and incantations and weird gestures in order to accomplish real magic.

When Egyptian soldiers used water cannons and nightsticks to brutally evict Sudanese refugees from a public square in Cairo, Nora Younis was there, taking notes and shooting photos.

But the way in which I learned to use technology to my advantage was because I was within an extremist organization that was forced to think beyond the confines of the nation state.

Andy Grove, about six or seven years ago, he doesn't even know or remember this, in a Fortune Magazine article he used the phrase mainframe healthcare, and I've been extending and expanding this.

Left of right? (I assumed left because they keep on telling us to do things with our RIGHT thing Ah now I m getting the rule. Do the Right things with the RIGHT things only.

But nothing has more perversely impacted Russia's demographic distribution, because the people in the east, who never wanted to be there anyway, have gotten on those trains and roads and gone back to the west.

On the lexicographic point, opponents of same sex marriage are surely right. Historically, marriage has not been, as one peer described it, an elongated envelope, into which any expression of love and commitment can be packed.