Sentence examples for definition of using from inspiring English sources

Two trials complied with the definition of using electronic feedback [ 14, 15].

Similarly, the simple definition of using one or the other aid to support an attempt is likely to have masked variability in how heavily, frequently and how long either NRT over-the-counter or e-cigarettes were used by different smokers [ 12, 52– 52].

In this section, we need to precise some definitions of used names.

A full model description including definitions of used constants, the branch-initiating species' definition and branching reactions is provided as Additional file  2.

The case before us does not call for approval or disapproval of the definition of use or enjoyment in the rules of the Commission.

The police definition of use of force ranges from trying to talk someone down, to handcuffing, to drawing (rather than using) weapons.

Recently, the Second Circuit reviewed the definition of "use in commerce" under the Lanham Act and attempted to reconcile ambiguities that exist in the statutory definition.

Over the same period, complaints about officers' use of force have declined from 123 to 80. Magaw attributed the increase in reported incidents to the department broadening its definition of use of force and to the county's growing population.

The Appendix to this opinion discusses the applicability of § 1127's definition of "use in commerce" to sections of the Lanham Act proscribing infringement.

Within this compilation, Katz, Blumler, and Michael Gurevitch presented an oft-cited definition of uses and gratifications that underscores the importance of social and psychological needs and individual differences, which in turn determine media consumption and exposure.

The bill included in § 45 (which eventually became § 1127) a definition of "use in commerce," which was similar to the definition of affixation in the prior H.R. 4744 in 1939, but more expansive, including both goods and services.