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But to R.J. Wensley, the engineer behind Televox, the modern robot was capable of more than just trivial entertainment – it could be put to real use.

After over a year of showing off the product's sheer brute strength in a series of videos, the drones are ready to be put to real world use. .

In that sense, the received idea of 'literary fiction' is put to real use in his work.

Moreover, several vendors (e.g. Ericsson, Nokia-Alcatel, Huawei, Cisco) are now starting to propose LTE-based PS solutions and some of them have been put to real experimentation in the field.

Twomey cited the interface behind Google Earth as another example of a "game-like interface" that has been put to real world use.

If the performers had better material, their dancing would be put to a real test.

After months of perfecting them in search and on the sidebar, now they'll be put to the real test.

Adds Reddy, "It's the first step into uncharted waters"—one that may be put to a real-world test very soon.

A 2005 model, which can be put to sleep with real anesthetic, costs about two hundred thousand dollars.

How much of the money we spend on unnecessary or futile cancer treatment might be put to better use searching for real advances?

This chapter demonstrates how models can be put to work in mapping a real-life situation onto the computer and what sort of benefits may be obtained from off-the-shelf software.