Sentence examples for characteristics to use from inspiring English sources

This paper presents quasi-static crushing performance of empty and polyurethane foam-filled E-glass/vinylester composite tubes with different geometrical characteristics to use in sacrificial cladding structures.

Quoting Chapelle (1998), Bachman (2007) views an interactionalist construct definition as comprising more than trait plus context; it also includes "the metacognitive strategies (i.e., strategic competence) responsible for putting person characteristics to use in context" (p. 58).

But there are many ways to weight to Census parameters -- different characteristics to use in the weighting, and different software programs and other ways of calculating the weights.

All approaches require a careful choice of characteristics to use as discriminators of whether a sequence appears to be typical or not for its genome.

Thus, BMIQ does not depend on a priori and somewhat arbitrary choices of which biological characteristics to use when matching the type1 and type2 distributions.

Only education will improve human health and teach individuals irrigation practices, to tailor industrial production to environmental characteristics, to use hay and silage, to not abandon cattle, to improve breeds, to build small reservoirs, and to understand, at last, the importance of efforts conducted for their welfare.

Despite being accompanied by at least two defenders the Portuguese winger threatened mayhem every time he received the ball, but his characteristic failure to use it to best effect was greeted with delight.

It then immediately pivots, allowing law enforcement to "consider" these same characteristics to be used in cases of national security, immigration enforcement, or "authorized intelligence activity".

17 18 A DCE enables hypothetical choices incorporating multiple characteristics to be used to simulate realistic scenarios (vignettes).

It was characteristic of Brennan to use the word "joust".

Significantly, the preface mentions Varnhagen's inability "to use characteristics or opinions on... the circumstances and conditions of the world, on life itself, for purposes of shelter".