Sentence examples for in wide usage from inspiring English sources

For example, the term Vatican roulette (for the rhythm system of birth control) would have little impact if the expression Russian roulette were not already in wide usage.

The five that remain in wide usage are Diigo, Mendeley, DocumentCloud, RapGenius, and Goodreader.

Both S. fasciatum and S. varium are currently in wide usage for this species.

The word "emotion" was already in wide usage, but in Brown's lectures, first published in 1820, the term took on a newly systematic theoretical role in the science of the mind.

As shown here, Ni II) can be selectively inserted into the tag even when placed in a protein sequence, and though not currently in wide usage, Ni could be substituted and monitored based on its positron or X-ray emission.

Though initialism is the older term, it has never caught on in wider usage, which is part of the problem in getting people to see eye to eye on the distinction between acronyms and initialisms.

CRISPR Debates The term "designer babies" came into wide usage in 1999, due to the case of Monique and Scott Collins.

The reason seems to lie in the wide usage of the NIR cameras in commercial iris recognition systems.

The relatively high speedup with no additional costs to maintain this parallel architecture could result in a wide usage of GPU for diversified environmental applications in the near future.

By defining some suitable nonlinear mappings, we shall demonstrate that Calvert and Gupta's results can be applied to hyperbolic equations, in addition to its wide usage in elliptic equations.

Skype Translator has great potential but still has a way to go before it can out perform the Google software available, especially as Google is already ahead in terms of wide usage.