Sentence examples for collective use of from inspiring English sources
The collective use of tandem MS, IM-MS, IM-MS/MS, and computational methods allowed us to gain significant structural understanding of this system and suggests that a holistic approach to studying positional isomers is of great utility.
In an interview, she said that her favorite ideas included the collective use of red scarves, or jingling bracelets.
For the most serious violations, a supermajority of signatories would authorize the collective use of military force to destroy offending sites and even to dislodge the regime and bring violating officials to trial.
"We make money off the individual as well as the collective use of the card every day," Mr. Pomeroy said, pointing out that the card gives Air New Zealand a revenue source unaffected by the tyranny of fuel prices.
For a time, in the years between the end of the Cold War and the invasion of Iraq, humanitarian concern gave rise to the insight that, without the spectre of mutual annihilation by the superpowers, something vaguely known as "the international community" could stop atrocities and bring justice through the collective use of force.
WWF's Living Planet report provides an annual snapshot of the state of the critical ecosystems we depend on, and humankind's total "ecological footprint" - a measure of our collective use of renewable natural resources such as crop land, grazing land, forests, fishing grounds and so on.
Some trade publishers, including Chronicle Books, and a number of leading university presses have signed on to a treatise aimed at shifting the book industry's "collective average use of postconsumer recycled fiber" — paper made with previously used material — to a 30percentt average in 2011 from a 5percentt average today.
Through Les Trucs project, which was specially conceived for the Jeu de Paume gallery in France, the Microtruc artist collective makes use of these tools as artistic medium, and in turn presents a rather unusual exhibition.
Commonwealth Bank, Westpac, National Australia Bank, and Bendigo and Adelaide Bank applied in July to negotiate as a collective over the use of Apple Pay, which allows touch-and-go payments on iPhones.
UN-Habitat (2007), for example, advocates various interim occupancy rights such as granting nontransferable short-term leases, collective property rights, use of community land trusts, and protection against eviction.
Recently we featured some projects from the Gambiologia collective, who make use of refuse materials like cardboard and a discarded blender to cobble together new inventions.
