Sentence examples for historical usage from inspiring English sources

They probably knew less about "local custom and historical usage" than the jurors did.

At an official level, the UN and various other international bodies recognise "Persian Gulf" as the established and recommended name – presumably based on historical usage.

He would do better to consult the Oxford English Dictionary, which provides the historical usage of those words up to and including 1817, the year of Austen's death.

He added that he knew something about the "local custom and historical usage" of the word "boy," having grown up in the segregated South.

"The speaker's meaning may depend on various factors including context, inflection, tone of voice, local custom and historical usage," the justices said in an unsigned opinion.

The goal was to find examples of the very first use of each word in print, and of all its subsequent uses, thereby recording the historical usage and evolution of every word in the language.

Equation 11 helps us to dynamically update the reserved budget amount B 1 following the historical usages of data budget by the applications.

The Panel's survey of the meanings of this term – both its current and historical usages – suggests there is no way to point to a canonical, or ideal, conceptualization; it cannot be proven that either side of the assisted dying debate is properly applying the concept.

Our series of studies from the historical use, the surveys of usages, the post-market clinical trial, to the biochemical mechanism provide the clinical plausibility for FAD in relieving the worst menstrual pain intensity unrelated to organic lesions.

In spite of the greatest historical Mg usage at present, the wider use of Mg alloys remains restricted by a number of inherent limitations, including vulnerability to corrosion, poor formability and low creep resistance.

It's now delivering energy savings of 30percentt on average, compared to the data centers' historical energy usage.