Sentence examples for existing use of the from inspiring English sources
In particular, in Taranto, the implementation of energy policies based on privatisation of natural resources sanctioned the already existing use of the urban space as a market exclusively available for the bargaining of interests between political and economic actors.
Booth and Grant engage a complementary use of glass and mirror in response to Schindler's existing use of the materials, redirecting the viewer's experience to the rhythmic structure of the house.
This is clearly demonstrated in the existing use of the PCHRs, which have already been successfully used in studies examining infant growth, growth trajectories, 17 and risk of obesity 4 18 in BiB and in other birth cohorts (Howe et al 18), which have the potential to strengthen our understanding of early life growth and how it links to health outcomes.
Existing uses of the technology will continue to be the core of the company's business, the spokesperson said, but they suggested existing clients are also looking to make a mobile push.
We have systematically evaluated existing uses of the ODD protocol and identified, as expected, parts of ODD needing improvement and clarification.
Barrons said he was comfortable about the law governing the existing use of drones, but the pace of change required a rethink.
The Mail coach service began towards the end of the 18th century, adding to the existing use of fast coaches.
This study found that there were indications of the medication chart already superseding the existing use of paper prescriptions.
Recommendations for treatment are derived from the existing use of antiretrovirals to prevent HIV infection after high risk occupational exposure to the virus ('needle-stick injuries') [ 5].
The biggest existing use of stem cells is for bone marrow transplants to replenish the body's immune system.
Classroom is designed to help Google capitalize on the existing use of Google Apps in education, as well as drive further adoption of said tools in schools.
