| useful field of view |
ABBR: UFOV. A test of visual attention that measures the space in which an individual can receive information rapidly from two separate sources. It is a strong predictor of accidents in older drivers. Training can expand th
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A set of machines that provides copies of articles grouped by subjects called newsgroups.
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Usenet is the set of people who exchange articles tagged with one or more universally-recognized labels, called "newsgroups" (or "groups" for short). Usenet began in 1979, and is one of the largest and oldest cooperative networks.
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An Internet-based bulletin board that allows reading and posting of "news" in various "newsgroups." There are thousands of newsgroups covering a myriad of topics.
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An informal system of electronic bulletin boards or discussion groups commonly distributed over the Internet. USENET predates the Internet, although today most USENET material is distributed over the Internet.
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| USE | seek or achieve an end by using to one's advantage |
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| USE | (economics) the utilization of economic goods to satisfy needs or in manufacturing |
| USE | use up, as of resources or materials |
| USE | as of time or space |
| USE | convenient for use or disposal |
| USE | fit or ready for use or service |
| USE | able to be put to use |
| USE | previously used or owned by another |
| USE | employed in accomplishing something |
| USE | of persons |
| USE | in the habit |
| USE | completely used up |
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