Sentence examples for expressed through the use from inspiring English sources
The radiative characteristics of jet fires is usually expressed through the use of a fraction of heat radiated, which is primarily a property of the fuel being considered.
In some scenarios such as GUI migration and the automated generation of GUIs from wireframes, the layout of views is implicitly expressed through the use of coordinates.
This autonomy is also expressed through the use of graphics in the form of subtitles, whether used to identify the convened witness my mother, my father's comrade, etc.—or to underscore the meaning of the spoken word.
"[The] strange impulses of the human heart would be expressed through the use of an elaborately fashioned play of light and shadow," wrote Kurosawa of his preparations for the film, which he adapted in part from the short story, Yabu no Naka (In a Grove), by Ryunosuke Akutagawa.
Being able to write various micro-genres is necessary for English language learners as different experiences are expressed through the use of different micro-genres (Rose and Martin 2012).
A particularly stark form of this dilemma is faced by what is perhaps the most widely accepted post-Kripkean alternative to descriptivism, namely Millianism, which holds that what a name contributes semantically to the propositions expressed through the use of sentences containing the name is just the name's referent.
Emotions were commonly expressed through the artistic use of textiles, fragrances, calligraphy, colored paper, poetry, and layering of clothing in pleasing color combinations according to mood and season.
These domains are not material, and not descriptions of a situation's 'spatio-temporal' character, although either of these aspects may be relevant to the meanings expressed through the language used within a given situation when they are 'semioticised' within the situation.
The energetic parameter (Eu) is expressed through the total primary energy used by the materials along their whole life cycle (in MJ/m3).
Furthermore, the method introduced in this paper is based on the quality of pseudo-replicated trees (expressed through the LS and SBS measures) used in the classical Felsenstein's bootstrapping, whereas the Efron method [ 37], based on an iterative bootstrapping, searches directly for the improvement of the bootstrap scores robustness.
Greenlandic is notable for its lack of a system of grammatical tense, as temporal relations are normally expressed through context, through the use of temporal particles such as "yesterday" or "now" or sometimes through the use of derivational suffixes or the combination of affixes with aspectual meanings with the semantic aktionsart of different verbs.
