Sentence examples for central use from inspiring English sources

Davidson's theory of meaning makes central use of Tarski's theory of truth, so we will read Tarski.

"The secretary of state would also say it is up to the chain how they manage their funds and how much they retain for central use," he adds.

Urwand has established the existence of multiple contacts between the studios and German government officials, and, in an apparent coup, he makes central use of a figure whom Doherty summons only sparingly: the Nazi consul in Los Angeles, Georg Gyssling, a former diplomat whose suavely threatening manner resembles the polite menace of Conrad Veidt's Major Strasser, in "Casablanca".

This gives rise to one central use of supervenience.

Indeed, content creation and sharing are central use cases for these networks.

Both accounts make central use of non-backtracking counterfactuals and they interpret these counterfactuals in roughly the same fashion.

Sure, being able to turn on your lights from an app has a certain appeal, but customers respond when tangible benefits - like saving money on their energy bill - come with new technologies, which is why I think we'll see home energy management become one of the central use-cases for smart home over the next few years.

An explication aims to respect some central uses of a term but is stipulative on others.

Although Central uses no sauce on its barbecue, the meats were supremely messy.

We searched the electronic databases Medline, PsycINFO, Embase, and Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (CENTRAL) using a comprehensive search strategy.

Although many South and Central Americans use native Indian languages as their first language, Spanish is continuing to spread there.