Sentence examples for forthcoming use from inspiring English sources

Skype has announced a number of recent developments, including the forthcoming use of Skype "lite" on BlackBerry Bolds and Curves.

Sjoquist and Winters (forthcoming) use American Community Survey (ACS) microdata to examine the average effects of merit aid programs across 25 states adopting them since 1991.

Sjoquist and Winters (forthcoming) use the 2009 11 ACS to estimate average treatment effects for the 9 states with strong merit programs.

The potential scarcity of tellurium should also be emphasized and may require the forthcoming use of CdTe in nanostructures in order to reduce the amount of raw materials consumed.

We additionally review the current and forthcoming use of CAR T cells in multiple myeloma and several solid tumors and highlight challenges and opportunities afforded by the current state of CAR T-cell therapies, including strategies to overcome inhibitory aspects of the tumor microenvironment and enhance antitumor efficacy.

This GPRS technology, based on time-division multiple-access technology and available for data transfer in Europe, the United States, Australia and parts of Asia, was chosen for its forthcoming use for data transmission [ 11].

Therefore, further exploration could be continued to develop novel pathways of color multiplicity by ensuring augmented color fastness as well as to depose the forthcoming uses of metal salts.

Kerry McKenzie (forthcoming) uses Fine's recent analyses of ontological dependence to argue against eliminativist OSR and in favour of moderate structural realism based on a case study from particle physics.

These species cover a range of conservation, have high quality annotated reference genomes [ 17], and are becoming even more attractive as the sequences of many strains within each species are forthcoming using new high-throughput sequencing tools (e.g. [ 18]).

The Nazis in the current release "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas" deploy clipped British accents straight out of "Brideshead Revisited," and the Polish and Byelorussian freedom fighters in Edward Zwick's forthcoming "Defiance" use Lithuanian inflections.

This is a call for informed debate on the ethical issues raised by the forthcoming widespread use of robots, particularly in domestic settings.