The phrase 'gain use' is not correct or usable in written English.
Instead, you would use the phrase 'make use of'. For example: I'm going to make use of my spare time this weekend to clean up my apartment.
In December 2014 the Olkola clan won a 30-year battle to gain use rights over more than 6,300 sq km of former cattle grazing land in far north Queensland.
New Jersey's Board of Public Utilities yesterday gave Bell Atlantic and its local-service competitors a deadline to figure out how the competitors can gain use of Bell Atlantic's wiring network.
Fronting: Stanford student organizations, individuals or departments may not serve as "fronts" for off-campus organizations in order to gain use of meeting space or information tables that is for the primary use of the outside entity.
Additionally, as whole genome sequencing continues to decrease in cost, tools such as molecular modeling will gain use as an initial step in designing efficient hypothesis driven research, addressing potential functional outcomes of genetic variants with precompiled protein libraries aiding in rapid characterizations.
She will also gain use of their support staff such as physiotherapists and technicians.
If they do more there, maybe the touchscreen will gain use over time.
The magenta lines correspond to performance gain using direct linear inversion.
Gederi E, Nemati S, Edwards BA, Clifford GD, Malhotra A, Wellman A. Model-based estimation of loop gain using spontaneous breathing: a validation study.
This problem will be addressed by increasing the electron multiplication gain using double THGEM layers.
The robustness gain using differential logic was assessed for different sizes of FPGA look-up tables.
Based on the above, a tuning method of control gain using GA is proposed herein.
