Sentence examples for employed chiefly from inspiring English sources
It was always employed chiefly for writing on papyrus.
On the renewal of war in 1803, Collingwood was at once employed, chiefly in blockading Brest.
Isotope dilution is employed chiefly in analytical chemistry in situations in which precise quantitative analysis by conventional means is difficult.
Once an arcane science employed chiefly by wartime code makers, cryptography has emerged as a key tool for ensuring security and privacy in the information age.
For example, nickel chloride, NiCl2, nickel nitrate, Ni(NO3 2·6H2O, and nickel sulfamate, Ni SO3NH2 2∙4H2O, are employed chiefly in nickel electroplating baths.
It is employed chiefly in clinical situations to good benefit, yet Paul highlights its use in government hiring four decades ago and some current class-action suits against businesses giving the test.
Geostatistics focuses on spatial and temporal varying phenomena and can be considered as a collection of numerical techniques dealing with the description of spatial properties, employing chiefly random models in a manner similar to the way in which time series analysis characterizes temporal data.
Leaf fibres are chiefly employed for such cordage as rope and twine.
He chiefly employed Michelangelo in Florence on projects linked to the glory of the Medici family rather than of the papacy.
Jefferson said that Washington's "education was merely reading, writing and common arithmetic," and that "his time was employed in action chiefly, reading little".
Abaca is chiefly employed for ships' ropes, hawsers, and cables and for fishing lines, hoisting and power-transmission ropes, well-drilling cables, and fishing nets.
