Sentence examples for found wide uses from inspiring English sources
Gold wire has found wide uses in brocades and ornamentation of other materials.
Although bronze, and later iron, became the preferred material for weapons and tools, copper found wide uses in such wares as cooking vessels, household utensils, mirrors, and ornaments.
While bimetallic NPs have found wide uses in chemical catalysis, 3 nothing is known about their biological properties.
They found wide use in the synthesis of antibiotics and other pharmaceutical products.
The Wharton Models found wide use in forecasting gross national product, exports, investment, and consumption.
The application of self-compacting concrete has found wide use in practice.
He published a number of textbooks and study helps for the teaching of Hebrew, which found wide use.
Radiation transport simulations have found wide use as a detector and system design tool for smuggled nuclear material interdiction applications.
His How Does a Poem Mean? (1960; rev. ed., with Miller Williams, 1975) found wide use as a poetry textbook in high schools and colleges.
The mechanical typewriter finally found wide use after World War I. Today its electronic variant, the computer video terminal, is used pervasively to record original text.
An obituary yesterday about Shiing-Shen Chern, a mathematician whose discoveries about geometric surfaces found wide use in physics as well, misstated the duration of his marriage to Shih-ning Chern.
