Sentence examples for been a central tool from inspiring English sources

Social media have been a central tool in the campaign to bring out the young vote in Turkey.

Fiscal policy has been a central tool for governments to counteract economic stagnation in the recent crisis, both in terms of automatic stabilization as well as discretionary fiscal policy.

Starting with Rutherford's 1911 discovery of the atomic nucleus, scattering has been a central tool in fundamental physics, so it isn't surprising that one of the first papers in the new quantum theory was by Born [67] on scattering.

Cytoplasmic hybrid cells, cybrids, are created by introducing mtDNAs of interest into cells depleted of endogenous mtDNAs, and have been a central tool in unraveling effects of disease‐linked mtDNA mutations.

This zone happens to be a central tool that the town supervisor, Phil Cardinale, has used to lure commercial and industrial growth to Riverhead.

For all its promise of new kinds of digital adventuring, guns appear to be a central tool in the emerging world of virtual reality, too.

The method, which is often called downscaling, was a central tool in a paper just published by a team of scientists including Dr. Matthew Thomas and Dr. Michael Mann, both from Penn State University.

(The paper is available, for $5, at www.nber.org/papers/w9024.) The paper uses the mathematical technique of dynamic programming -- the Bellman equation, named for Richard Bellman, a mathematician who died in 1984, is a central tool of the technique -- to analyze the value of different football strategies on fourth down.

The Hahn Banach Theorem is a central tool in functional analysis.

For performance-based assessment, rubrics are a central tool that adds reliability, validity, and transparency to assessments.

Genetically engineered animal models are a central tool for studies into the disease mechanisms and for testing experimental therapeutics.