Like this one: Use less concrete by making it stronger.
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That's one use case that we know about and understand.
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There must be at least one use for it, right?
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To catch one, use scuba gear and a pole spear.
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Apparently, one use of the ring is to glow for notifications.
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The saltwater-containing power cards are good for just one use.
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"One [use] I am very excited about is navigation," Bavor said.
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One use of this could be mid-show in an attraction.
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"What would one use this pipe for?" you might innocently wonder.
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But if you do have one, use it, writes Julia Baird.
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As for plastic trees, if you already have one, use it!
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But plushies are another story: Just one per patient, one use only.
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I think even one use with fresh litter is one too many.
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We can only hope they threw their coconuts out after one use.
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It won't rub away after one use (so you can relax already).
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One use to which they may be put is the analysis of antiquities.
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One use is to prepopulate their services in order to attract new subscribers.
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Zuckerman noted that a drug can be approved for more than one use.
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The bottle claims to deliver results immediately — after one use, to be precise.
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In a small home, rooms often have to serve more than one use.
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And unlike a candle, you can get more than one use from the wax.
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The discount is valid for one use only, so make the BOGO deal count.
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The code is valid for one use only, so make the BOGO deal count.
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In the previous recall, the products had only one use-by date: November 30, 2019.
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Just one use at home will make you feel like you just left the salon.
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Many disposable plastic bottles are made from polycarbonate and are designed for one use only.
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One use at the moment is in the creation of lab-grown organs for transplantation.
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" One use she can agree with: "I do love it for bites, especially mosquito bites.
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So how does one use optimism to achieve an end goal in a realistic way?
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One use for such shapes might be to encourage particular types of crystal lattice to grow.
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We've already discussed how almost one in four people abandon mobile apps after just one use.
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One use was on MissionMission – a blog about the iconic San Francisco neighborhood with that name.
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How does one use these delightful oddities without subjecting one's guests to certain spills and drips?
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But laws like the 1994 one use money to enforce policies, something Congress can clearly do.
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Flotsam and jetsam, especially plastic bags and one-use containers, cover the shoreline of the Australian island.
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"One-use" disposables in particular give women a bigger bang for their buck than men, she said.
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There are certain things you just know you're supposed to toss in the trash after one use.
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One use for this that seems actually quite helpful is making sure someone gets home all right.
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That's probably because the Champagne Gun isn't just for Champagne showers; it has more than one use.
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Most objects disappear after one use so players have to plan their attack and escape routes to survive.
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The other component is attendance, which is halved with one use of UPT, and negated entirely after two.
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With just one use, hair masks can transform a nest of knots into smooth, shiny, Disney princess hair.
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Apple cites healthcare providers that need to send an urgent message as one use case for critical alerts.
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Long Hair: BargainA drugstore favorite, this mask claims to repair a year's worth of damage in one use.
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If you dispose of your contacts after one use, you circumvent this buildup and reduce risk of infection.
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One use of them can be to graft a celebrity's face onto the body of a pornographic actress.
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Real recycling happens when the value of the product being recycled is maintained from one use to another.
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By not throwing the booster away after one use, reusing rockets saves on material, time, parts, and labor.
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It gives dramatic results after just one use and comes in easy individual use packets for on the go.
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Step one: Use a gentle cleansing wipe to remove makeup faster and more efficiently than with face wash alone.
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That's just one use case, but Joule offers "onboard computing, expansive memory, and human-like senses," according to Krzanich.
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Can one use a person's image for commercial purposes if they're not in a fit state to okay it?
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"They're thrown out after just one use for sanitary reasons because they can transport germs," Ware, 83, tells PEOPLE.
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Each packet comes with a resealable pouch so you can get more than one use out of your condoms.
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A common invective from professional chefs is that one-use kitchen items should be never, ever used or trusted.
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My issue is with the one-use items that accomplish tasks that were never so bad to begin with.
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To clean the outside of your Xbox One, use a microfiber cloth to remove fingerprints, dirt, or other smudges.
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It is, however, perfect for one use case, and maybe more so than any other gadget that preceded it: Travel.
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And for the witch who likes to make their magic last, Palo Santo sticks don't burn out after one use.
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I woke up to smoother, clearer skin and nonexistent pores, after just one use, and have been hooked ever since.
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A one-use wearable, giving you streamlined access to all the service's cars at the lyft (lolz) of your thumb?
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With the Mudmasky mask, however, there was no doubt my skin felt softer and looked revitalized after just one use.
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"I haven't seen one [use case] that even scales beyond an individual or a small set of transactions," Bessant said.
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"We are trying to solve one use case first," Ankit Bhati, Ola CTO and co-founder, said in an interview.
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I was shocked at how, after just one use, this mask left my face feeling rejuvenated, clean, refreshed, and hydrated.
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The idea is to scour the world for drugs that have been approved for one use but could have others.
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I know digital picture frames have existed forever but I would never have purchased that kind of one-use device.
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And, after just one use, my dry, ruddy winter complexion looked as soft and supple as when I leave a facial.
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A one-use razor intended for delicate facial skin is really more like a five-use razor on thicker leg skin.
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But unlike concrete and steel—materials that hold our infrastructure together—plastic tends to be thrown away after just one use.
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According to Bithell, these kinds of interactions tend to be one-use-only "switches" in games, which he wanted to avoid.
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"The beauty is that because of its modular format, inspection is really just one use case of many," adds Cioplenu's CEO.
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Reviewers say it may take a while to see noticeable results, but your skin will feel softer after just one use.
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"Every year, there are billions -- billions with a 'b' -- of bags that are thrown away after just one use," said Kaminsky.
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After just one use, my skin was moisturized, soothed, and brighter than if I had used a few swipes of cream highlighter.
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Traditionally, rocket companies only use their rockets once, effectively wasting hardware that cost millions of dollars to build after just one use.
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A new study on mobile app usage showed that nearly 1 in 4 people abandon mobile apps after only one use. 123.
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The two proposed bills run counter to the multiple use philosophy by elevating one use — resource extraction, especially timber production — above others.
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One use case Shysh highlighted was being able to find a lost child in an amusement park with just a little data.
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One use case LG suggests is turning the monitor all the way around to show the person sat opposite you at work.
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The company sells the machine along with one-use items that it requires to function, "where the real money gets made," Cramer said.
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One use case that sounds especially interesting is gamification, in which Uber riders could earn points or rewards for moving around the city.
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"Every year, there are billions -- billions with a 'b' -- of bags that are thrown away after just one use," New York state Sen.
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But, really, if the one use of the item helps you get things done easier that you already hate doing, what's the harm?
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Other companies like Stripe, Uber, Twitch, OpenAI, Pinterest and Capital One use its open-source tools like Vagrant, packer, Terraform, Serf and Nomad.
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That's certainly one use, but boy, would we kill for one of these if we were locked underground with the rest of humanity's survivors.
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I have sensitive skin, so I'm very reluctant when it comes to potent serums, but this one proved its worth after just one use.
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One use case the researchers came up with was to automatically generate captions of videos, something Google started doing for YouTube videos in 2009.
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I don't know, but I thought I knew of at least one use for a baby monitor, if my editors would go for it.
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If you don't have one, use a fork or pastry cutter, since your hands will melt the butter and prevent flaky layers from forming.
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It essentially meant you could only push once, you couldn't continue to store the guacamole after one use, and it was kind of messy.
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After just one use, every single strand of my hair was bouncy and shiny, as if I had injected a hydrating IV into my scalp.
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That means it's good for more than one use, so you can stretch the mood-lifting magic of the unicorn horn over several bathtime sessions.
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It's also not locked to FreedomPop's service, which means you could feasibly buy one, use FreedomPop's service for free and then switch to another provider.
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Fresh even claims that during in-vivo testing, the mask improved participants' skin glow by 31% after just one use, and 49% after four weeks.
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Most rockets are one-use wonders, all their components falling into the sea or burning up in the atmosphere once their payloads are in orbit.
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"It is using the river for only one use – hydropower - and the other users are being marginalized," said Pianporn Deetes of the International Rivers group.
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One use of the spent toner is to reduce rutting and cracking on roads with a product called TonerPave, created by Australian infrastructure company Downer.
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One use case is those who may not have experience in machine-learning or artificial-intelligence techniques but are interested in applying them to data.
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Described as a "first aid kit" for use in high traffic public restrooms or portable loos, The Restroom Kit is a one-use portable packet.
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I've purchased similarly-priced packs in the past and ended up throwing them out after just one use because they were of such poor quality.
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After just one use at night, those tiny, red dots were significantly smaller by the morning — and my skin didn't feel tight or dry at all.
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A report earlier in the year from social media analytics firm Localytics, for example, found that 23 percent of people abandon apps after just one use.
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Most mineral sunscreens, including this one, use a combination of Titanium dioxide and zinc oxide that sit on the skin's surface to block harmful UV rays.
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"The proponents of anti-bottled water efforts such as this one, use emotionally charged arguments that are not based on facts or sound science," it read.
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"Unlike traditional offers that expire after one use, this offer will refresh daily, giving consumers a daily dose of fresh, never frozen beef," the press release says.
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One use case involved taking a picture of a monument and Bixby being able to tell you information about this as well as recommendations of restaurants nearby.
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One use, Dr. Soon-Shiong said, could be to point a phone camera at an article in the printed newspaper and have related video content pop up.
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Lipsticks were falling apart on arrival or after one use, were making users&apos lips swollen and bumpy, and contained black dots, white fuzz, and even shards.
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Hell, fitness tracking is the number one use for smartphones, so why just skip straight to the source and embed that technology right into a pair of sneakers?
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You'll only get one use out of each treatment, so glowing results — which you can see for yourself in the slides ahead — are a one-night-only affair.
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It's the perfect time to do a quick face mask and watch the latest episode of This Is Us. After just one use, you'll get noticeably whiter teeth.
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Respected journals such as PLoS ONE use this model, but it's also led to journals that solicit manuscripts, take researchers' money, and publish papers with no apparent peer review.
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The supermarket operator has borne the brunt of a backlash dubbed "bag rage" when it moved before main rival Coles to charge for one-use plastic bags in June.
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The one use case for the controller, outside of Switch Online, is the many retro re-releases that have hit the Switch over the last year and a half.
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I'm not one for one-use anything, so as long as I have a bit of storage, a nice butcher block, and a few knives, we're good to go.
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Acids, because of their degunking effects and subsequent ability to produce a temporary glow after one use, are one of the most popular categories in skin care right now.
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In layman's terms, how and to what extent can one use the results of a randomised trial to inform policy in another place or at another point in time?
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Delivery is only one use case for this kind of intelligent local environment mapping, but it's a good one that might see actual commercial use sooner rather than later.
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Avoiding the hefty $15 price tag for an umbrella that'll be good for one use only (maybe two if you're lucky) is as simple as doing some pre-planning.
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But if you don't have one, use a flat metal spatula, gently easing it under the fish skin before flipping, then hold your breath and hope for the best.
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"As you know, Apple likes to ship a new hardware feature with one use case first and add uses and iterate over time," mobile expert Benedict Evans told Recode.
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As of now in the United States, the Food & Drug Administration has approved CBD for only one use — in a prescription drug used to treat rare forms of epilepsy.
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And Congress had passed legislation reclassifying grazing from the dominant use of public lands to just one use among many — all to be weighed and administered by the land bureau.
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Not only will this formula treat dandruff and cleanse the scalp, but it also has nourishing ingredients like jojoba oil to make your strands softer and smoother after one use.
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As a government agency seeks approval of a facial recognition system, it says one use for it could be verifying the age of people who want to view pornography online.
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An easy system to turn used plastic into fuel could help relieve the burden on the environment of a material that loses 95% of its value after one use cycle.
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Imagine how much more expensive a flight from New York to London would be if airlines built a new 747 jet for each flight, throwing them away after one use.
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One use case ARM imagines is a 360-degree camera in a walking stick that can identify obstacles, or new train sensors that can locally identify problems and avoid delays.
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Several countries, in the name of combating plastic pollution in the ocean, have begun banning various plastic products: utensils, bottles, and bags that often get thrown away after one use.
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It's so cheap that no one would judge you if you tossed it after one use...though we can almost guarantee this is something you won't mind using again and again.
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Depending on the type of surface you intend to clean, you add a different amount of water and concentrate, so you waste less money and resources buying one-use plastic bottles.
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But Severino noted a concurring opinion Kavanaugh wrote in a 2013 in which he said even one use of the N-word is enough to establish an actionable hostile work environment.
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One solution is to focus on the things we use a lot (trash bags, food containers, napkins) and find a way to make those items last for more than one use.
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Environmental issues aside (they are one-use items that create waste), wipes "are not going to thoroughly cleanse," said Hina Choudhary from the SkinCeuticals global scientific communications and medical relations team.
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They're not cheap, but you'll feel the difference in your skin after just one use, and we love that they stay powered for weeks (if not months) on a single charge.
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And while I was skeptical of a one-use container just for guacamole (as precious a food as it is), I can also use the Guac-Loc as regular food storage container.
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Blue Origin hopes to accomplish this by producing reusable rockets and spacecraft that can fly many times instead of being jettisoned into space after one use, thereby greatly reducing the cost of spaceflight.
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One use is for buying drugs and other dodgy items from online black markets, where buyers and sellers are prepared to put up with the downsides because they want to cover their tracks.
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Z-Crystals will power up certain Pokémon moves, for one use per battle only, when held by Pokémon and activated using your trainer's Z-Ring (plus a special dance move of some kind).
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After one customer posted a photo of a lipstick that appeared "lumpy" in texture after one use, others began coming out on Twitter, Instagram and YouTube complaining that their lipsticks were defective, too.
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Noble Formula 2% Pyrithione Zinc (ZnP) Original Emu Bar Soap, $12.99If you want your face to feel squeaky clean (not an exaggeration at all) after just one use, try this exfoliating bar soap.
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If coronavirus concerns have forced you to switch from an in-person interview to a virtual one, use these eight tips to help improve your video-interviewing skills and land the job:1.
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Since most rockets today fall into the ocean after one use, Starship&aposs reusability positions it to replace all other systems by slashing the cost of launching to space by more than 90%.
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But one use that can and probably should be seen as a line in the sand for modern customer service is Continental Airlines' purchase of a Rockwell Galaxy Automatic Call Distributor (ACD) in 1973.
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The basic idea behind the superblocks plan is to take urban surface space now devoted to one use (automobile traffic) and open it up to multiple uses (walking, cycling, hanging out, what have you).
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Bottom line: "Nobody wants to talk about it, but the number one use case for bitcoin (beyond speculation) is and will continue to be circumventing capital controls," says Ryan Selkis, managing director of CoinDesk.
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We shouldn't have to say this, but this advice applies to reusable cups, not disposable ones—do not boil those and reuse them, as they're only made for one use in the first place.
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The rich cream is an editor favorite thanks to its potent blend of sea buckthorn extract, jojoba oil, and vitamin C. It seriously smooths and hydrates our parched, over-processed strands in just one use.
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I myself am no eco-warrior or green saint but I am keen to reduce my plastic consumption if I can, and I know food shopping is where the most one-use plastic gets wasted.
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During one use, I grew so visibly concerned it would fall over when picked up my partner asked if I was okay, prompting me to explain what about the Peak was driving me up the wall.
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For a known clean freak, the fact that Kim has a pair of shoes that essentially sweep the ground doesn't seem all too practical (but then again, neither is her one-use red Solo cup habit).
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The team plan to test their machine—essentially a large breathalyser that has one-use disposable mouthpieces—at clinics later this year, with the help of volunteers who have already been diagnosed with either bacterial or viral infections.
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That was just one use case of what could be a massive potential app ecosystem, and Apple wants to get ahead of that with robust development kits that will keep users on iPhones with better augmented reality experiences.
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Coles, owned by Wesfarmers, and its larger rival Woolworths Group Ltd removed one-use plastic bags from stores late in June as part of a national push to reduce waste, selling reusable ones for a small fee instead.
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In March, I posited one use case for such a wearable: Imagine being able to put on a pair of smart glasses and then see these [lens effects] overlaid on top of your friends' faces using augmented reality.
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And even though in the United States, the Food & Drug Administration has only approved CBD for one use — in a prescription drug used to treat rare forms of epilepsy — you can find CBD products touting all sorts of benefits.
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If SpaceX can land a rocket back on a launch pad and put another payload atop it almost immediately, it would help reduce the cost of spaceflight even more by recycling hardware that would usually be obsolete after one use.
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Both the newest model and this one use a 1.8 GHz Intel dual-core processor, are under three pounds, sport an impressively large 13.3-inch display, and are somehow able to get 12 hours of battery life on one charge.
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It may also help attract a new customer who doesn't find value in samples – which are sometimes one-use products, or packaged poorly compared with their full-size counterparts, making them difficult to travel with or throw in a purse.
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But after Woolworths removed one-use bags on June 20, checkout staff reported abuse and angry customers vented online, with the outrage prompting the company to put off plans to charge A$13 ($0.11) for reusable bags until July 8.
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At issue is how the NRC approved letting Uranium One use a trucking company's export license to move uranium outside U.S. borders after it was purchased by the ARMZ subsidiary of the Russian state-owned nuclear firm Rosatom in 2010.
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MOSCOW, March 4 (Reuters) - Russia has suspended the export of surgical masks and medical gear including bandages and one-use chemical protection suits, according to a government resolution published on Wednesday, amid fears over the the spread of the coronavirus,.
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The exhibition seemed particularly hung up on three primary qualities of painting today: possession of a stretcher or the illusion or reference to one, use of canvas or other painting surfaces, and the gestural mark, something akin to a painterly brushstroke.
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In a large mixing bowl, beat the remaining butter together with the remaining granulated sugar and the brown sugar until pale and creamy: this will take 2–3 minutes using a handheld electric whisk; if you don't have one, use a wooden spoon.
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In the United States I think it's much easier for resources to flow from one use to another pretty quickly, and so if there are mistakes that are made in terms of the allocation of resources those mistakes get corrected quite quickly.
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This is also the same mask they get after doing an Ultra Fractional facial; according to the brand, they've been tested to hydrate skin up to 24 hours after just one use and help minimize fine lines in as little as two hours.
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So you would think it's really expensive to travel as a small family for a long period of time but the truth is it's harder to spend money because you just can't fit in as much as one use to pre-baby.
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If the winter is a snowy one, use a roof rake to remove excess snow from your roof, and stay on the lookout for ice dams, accumulations of ice and snow along your eaves that could damage your gutters, roof and siding.
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As the California newspaper noted, while the plastic bags are classified as reusable, as they can be used around 125 times, they often meet the same fate as the banned single-use bags, being tossed in the garbage after just one use.
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If you've already maxed out your 401(k) or your company doesn't offer one, use a chunk of your bonus to invest in another retirement savings account, such as a Roth IRA, a traditional IRA and/or a health savings account (HSA).
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That, and out of all the cleaners described above, it had no one-use plastic in its refill system and the most certifications, including the reputable Cradle to Cradle certification, which covers not only how the product is made and disposed of but also its toxicity — or lack thereof.
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Among the examples listed, one use case states that a small amount of SNT will be needed in order to register usernames on the network, while another suggests that high status members can charge a fee to users outside of their contact network who wish to contact them.
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Over time, it has expanded and capitalised to a much wider set of data sources that range well beyond web and commerce, and one use of the funding will be to continue expanding those data sources, and also how they are used, with an emphasis on using more AI, Lunsford said.
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Thus, he's probably hoping that movies will start doing the same thing, where you'd go to see an R-rated movie and know if it attained that rating for violence or nudity or being too incredibly scary or more than one use of the word "fuck" (which has actually happened).
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In fact, probably one of the funniest things I could possibly imagine is Ed Sheeran, one of the richest people in the UK, ready and willing to erect an entire building for one use ever with a whip of his checkbook, and being stopped from doing so by a load of slithering newts.
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If you want to hail an Uber, and your phone, you've either lost your phone, or the battery's dead or something like that, this is ... it can pay for itself in one use, and emergencies too if you're somewhere and your phone has been stolen or whatever, and you need to call 911, you can.
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It also shows how developers may have one use case for an app, while people can discover others: although BlackVue wanted to create an entertaining app where users could tap into each others' feeds, they may not have realized that it would be trivially easy to track its customers' movements in granular detail, at scale, and over time.
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The reason we were familiar with them is that they were huge with college students, and so when I was in college, I used to look through their print catalogue... and then pick out the CDs I wanted and then mail in the order form, or maybe, if I could find one, use a fax machine for the order form.
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There's already been a precedent set for getting all the exemptions you'd need to do this in the U.S. The tricky part is really just getting the FAA to a point where they're comfortable enough with the technology to issue all the exemptions necessary for one use case to actually show that drone delivery can happen in the U.S. in a commercially viable way.
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I haven't exactly thought this one through, but maybe "Strength" could be used to give your squad a power boost for a limited time, or "Fly" could be a one-use-a-month power that jumps you to another city in the world for 30 minutes (your avatar could hover over buildings as if you were actually flying while you catch the Pokémon that spawn in that region).
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