Sentence examples for considerable use of the from inspiring English sources
As if the instrumentation itself were not radical enough, Ms. Auguscik makes considerable use of the iconoclastic timbres available to jazz vocalists and instrumentalists.
Lagrange's theory of quadratic forms had made considerable use of the idea that a given quadratic form could often be simplified to another with the same properties but with smaller coefficients.
Andersen and Ekins' study makes considerable use of the results given by the E3ME (Energy-Environment Economy model for Europe) developed by the consultancy Cambridge Econometrics which sets out to compare the long- and short-term impacts of the carbon tax on the European economy.
On the other hand, Japan (JASS 7), which shows considerable use of the form block, which is often used in seismic retrofit, offers equations for the compression strength, elastic module, and shear module of block walls using the material test results of the bearing mortar, grout, and masonry unit.
The principal 12-tone row for Threni is D-G-G-A-C-A-D-B-E-C-F-F. Stravinsky makes considerable use of the tonal – even diatonic – possibilities of this row.
Practices made considerable use of the resources and support from the division provided through the intervention, in particular IT support.
OK, now finally, I'd like to turn to two properties that we'll make considerable use of as the course goes on, the properties of time invariance and linearity.
He made considerable use of expatriates, notably the Englishmen Sir Samuel White Baker and Sir Charles George ("Chinese") Gordon, who extended the khedive's nominal authority to the African Great Lakes.
He made considerable use of material in the African American style though rarely borrowing actual melodies and preferred simple, commercial harmonies and orchestration, the use of which, however, was characterized by the highest professionalism and seriousness of purpose.
This section makes considerable use of cases from the author's professional experience and culminates in a classification of design error.
Additional support comes from the fact that three subadults made a considerable use of food supplementation in the absence of adult individuals of the same sex.
