The phrase "a uses" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a grammatical error, as "a" is an article that should precede a singular noun, while "uses" is a plural noun or a verb form.
Example: "A common use of this software is to improve productivity."
Alternatives: "a usage" or "an application".
A then lobs, to set up an overhead for B. A uses this ball as the approach to move in, while B moves back.
DeMille, for whom the complications of modern marriage were always Topic A, uses the sexually charged conflict of these scenes to link the movie's major set pieces, which regain a measure of their original VistaVision grandeur in the new Blu-ray edition.
Given that a maximum of m nodes may be removed from a system of n nodes ((0A uses the (mathrm{NEGD}) to identify the most critical nodes (i.e., the global optimal solution) in the system.
Pop Star A uses songwriting teams and producers.
The fundamental spreadsheet (Worksheet A) uses the individual patient as the unit of analysis.
* Model A uses Q1 as the independent variable; Model B uses Q2 as the independent variable; Model C uses the maximum of Q1 and Q2 as the independent variable.
One of the most compelling features is that the Pen Type-A uses Pilot Hi-Tec C ink cartridges.
The high-order model that takes into account the in-plane rigidity through the depth of the core, denoted as HSAPT-A, uses the accurate solution of the 3D elasticity problem involved.
In fact, IPCMD-A uses a bigger number of groups in each iteration to distinguish the malicious users which explains why IPCMD-A outperforms IPMCD in terms of miss detection probability.
The first sighting of the Enterprise-A uses the Alexander Courage theme before the end titles.
Two subtypes of KoRV (KoRV-A and KoRV-B/KoRV-J) are now recognised, as defined by sequence differences and by the cellular receptor used during infection [ 30]: KoRV-A uses the sodium-dependent phosphate transporter encoded by the Pit-1 (SLC20A1) gene [ 31], whereas KoRV-B uses the thiamine transporter encoded by the THTR1 (SLC19A2) gene [ 25, 32].
