He added, "The West Side would be a pretty good site because it has multiple uses".
In fact, in this way it has multiple uses as it tackles, in a subtle and memorable way, many issues in life, with the reader shadowing Bella as she stumbles and negotiates her way through everything, from exams to pregnancy.
A chemical reaction converts the lithium to lithium carbonate, which has multiple uses in medicine, as an industrial chemical and to give fireworks and flares their brilliant red glow.
This logging mechanism has multiple uses, including studies of longitudinal intensity loss in neutron guides and guide coating design optimisations.
Sirolimus currently has multiple uses in the prevention of rejection in organ transplantation and, recently, in the treatment of advanced renal cell carcinoma [5].
The service has multiple uses, such as giving guidance about what customers to call in a geographic region; categories to pursue; and which customers with whom to engage that competitors may not be reaching.
Our preliminary results show that, with the exception of malathion, an organophosphate that has multiple uses in Africa, no other pesticide was detected at a level higher than the set MRL levels.
And again a lot of this preparation that I'm talking about has multiple uses, particularly in terms of response.
For example, to a biochemist vitamin C has multiple uses at the cellular level, which can be isolated and named.
The reel, originally developed for the silk industry, now has multiple uses.
