Sentence examples for contracts by using from inspiring English sources

This article describes determination of optimal bilateral contracts by using line flow factors (LFFs).

Arbitrum, like Ethereum, allows parties to create smart contracts by using code to specify the behavior of a virtual machine (VM) that implements the contract's functionality.

Mr. Son said that Sprint, with SoftBank as owner, would get aggressive in pricing handsets and service contracts by using global economies of scale to drive a hard bargain with phone makers.

He developed the "steeples of excellence" concept of hiring high-powered researchers who could win government grants and contracts; by using the grants to help pay their salaries, the university could afford to hire more researchers and thus grow the faculty.

Composition contracts extend coordination contracts by using CA actions without atomicity guarantees to implement fault tolerance.

The CIPD warned that employers may also take advantage of zero-hours contracts by using them as a management tool - offering more hours to favoured employees and fewer to those less valued.

This mutually beneficial arrangement has been around for more than 60 million years, and the wasps never seem to break the contract by using too many ovules.

Villages B and C refuse claiming Village A violated the contract by using water past 1200.

They said that banks and other lenders had accumulated the excesses by ignoring mortgage contracts or by using an accounting technique to circumvent Federal rules that limit homeowner escrow payments.

This paper focuses on the calculation of expected completion probability of any repetitive construction project within a specified/certain duration (contract duration) by using Line Of Balance technique (LOB) in case of single or multiple number of crews integrated with Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT).

In San Francisco, the drug union received its first grant in 2009, Mr. Jackson said, and got more help in December 2010 from the city's Hepatitis C Task Force, which advocated for a pilot "supervised injection facility" for intravenous drug users because they often contract hepatitis by using dirty needles.