Sentence examples for extension of use from inspiring English sources
Remanufacturers of gearboxes visited indicated a great variability in how much they replace the components of interest suggesting an opportunity for the case company to support remanufacturers in quality control and extension of use life.
Fibrin has been long used clinically for hemostasis and sealing, yet extension of use in other applications has been limited due to its relatively rapid resorption in vivo, even with addition of aprotinin or other protease inhibitors.
He hastens to add, though, that by a natural extension of use we may say of the Trinity what we say of the persons, e.g., that it is all-powerful, all-knowing, etc. (9 13, 181).
(32) On the basis of scientific assessment of the impacts of innovative gears, duly evaluated by the STECF, including the potential negative impact of certain gears, the use or the extension of use of innovative gears could be included as an option in joint recommendations from regional groups of Member States.
The decellularization of tissues and organs has evolved as a natural extension of using donated human and animal grafts to replace parts of the body.
The thesis [31], generating SPARQL queries automatically from keywords applied in Linked Data Web, does not explain the extension of using it for image descriptions.
A logical extension of using ENMs to identify potential distributional areas is to address the question of likely geographic shifts in distributional areas of species or phenomena under scenarios of climate change or changing land use (25 ).
The proof of concept for the extension of the use of these resins by use of multi-cycle exhaustion/bioregeneration has been demonstrated previously.
The use to refer to "reality" or "the facts" seems to be an extension of this use: In both cases, shí refers to what is really, solidly there.
(2 Requests for extension of the use of best available monitoring methods for measurement device installation.
