Sentence examples for dependably used for from inspiring English sources

The main conclusion is that low frequency ultrasounds can be dependably used for localization and for robot guidance in fire environments for distances of a few meters, provided that a minimum of 40 dB attenuation is allowed due to fire and that appropriate detection methods, as time diversity, are used.

This motif is necessary and generally sufficient for K. lactis ARS function and had been used to dependably predict genome-wide origin locations with a much higher accuracy than is possible in S. cerevisiae.

It's simply a story about a man and a woman – the sort of intimate, unpretentious relationship drama that America's inde-pendent sector used to turn out dependably.

This spicy trio is usually found in the ready-blended "mixed spice" that defines the welcoming aroma of Christmas cakes, mincemeat and seasonal biscuits, but I think it's more fun, and dependably more delicious, to use them separately.

The weighted least-square with mean and variance correction estimator (WLSMV) was used to evaluate model fit as this estimation method can be both used reliably with ordered categorical level data, and be used dependably with modest samples sizes.

The weighted least-square estimator was used to evaluate model fit as this method of estimation can be used reliably with ordered categorical level data and dependably with modest samples sizes.

It had been dependably Republican for decades, but Obama won it in 2008.

Now the corn is ready to be popped, and it will be dependably poppable for at least a year.

Even the other highly rated personal podcasts, like "Word Nerds" and "Grammar Girl," appeal to dependably large audiences for etymology and grammar.

I now have a cellphone that's compact and easy to use -- and my calls actually go through dependably, which is a plus.

People for the American Way describes Gorsuch as a "judge who has dependably acted to protect the interests of big businesses at the expense of ordinary Americans". Among the examples PFAW cites is the Hobby Lobby case, in which Gorsuch ruled that corporations are people and so can use their religious beliefs to deny employees insurance coverage for contraception.