Sentence examples for familiar use of from inspiring English sources

In addition to household goods, ornaments, and jewelry, a less familiar use of pewter alloys is for organ pipes.

The familiar use of infinity, which underlay much of perspective theory and projective geometry, also leavened the tedious Archimedean method of exhaustion.

Kentridge's familiar use of collage, newspapers and pages of books scrawled with thick black ink suggesting blood, fragmented, ricocheting in a cascade of projected images, suits the chaos of the action.

The slide interface is paired with a more traditional-looking Windows layout to allow familiar use of programs such as Excel and Word.

The most familiar use of diamonds today is as gemstones used for adornment, a use which dates back into antiquity.

This consistent grading of the cartilage, which has been asserted for years, possibly leads to familiar use of this classification with comparative results within our clinic.

There are the familiar uses, of course -- nieces performing dance routines for their aunts, brothers showing off holiday decorations to cousins, and grandparents meeting new grandchildren, despite being separated by hundreds or thousands of miles.

Supplementing compost with jatropha cake is not much familiar, but use of these two is of higher nutrient content as alternate of inorganic fertilizer.

Klein is "quite familiar with the use-of-force issue," said Chris Rickerd, a border security expert at the American Civil Liberties Union.

The patients are usually familiar with the use of toothpaste, and such familiar circumstances preclude psychological apprehension toward its application.

> Recent technological advances in hardware and tracking software for conventional helical CT have made us familiar with the use of the term pitch, defined below.