Sentence examples for existing usage from inspiring English sources

To avoid conflict with existing usage of the spectrum, Spectrum Bridge maintains a database that tracks which chunks of spectrum are being unused in which areas.

He recommends seeing the proposed analyses as introducing new concepts of disease that are related to existing usage but not bound by it.

Truss keeps her tone light, leaving forthright didacticism and hard-and-fast rules to existing usage books like The Elements of Style and The Chicago Manual of Style.

When philosophers offer definitions of, e.g., 'know' and 'free', they are not being stipulative: a lack of fit with existing usage is an objection to them.

Radical product innovations are new to their users, or are radical in terms of creating disruptions in existing usage patterns (Heiskanen et al. 2007).

Application and development of ultrasonography in trauma care are difficult if little is known about the existing usage of ultrasonography in the trauma facilities.

The only concern, he said, is how to manage the constant energy draw of these operations during existing peak usage times like Canadian winters.

In this paper, we draw attention to the importance of existing models' usage in predictive toxicology.

But clearly, existing data usage for customers is going through the roof, which again is led by the iPhone.

We found that the elevation in Ts Tv ratio is significantly associated with genes demonstrating large mutational shifts in DNA flexibility at the levels of individual codons and that this trend is maintained almost completely by existing codon usage biases of single genes (with bias, r = 0.26, P < 0.0001; without bias r = 0.06, P = 0.03; fig. 5 A).

(40) The introduction of technology and service neutrality and trading for existing spectrum usage rights may require transitional rules, including measures to ensure fair competition, as the new system may entitle certain spectrum users to start competing with spectrum users having acquired their spectrum rights under more burdensome terms and conditions.