Sentence examples for introduced for using from inspiring English sources

Apple is encouraging developers to stop thinking about their user interfaces in terms of specific devices and orientation, and to start thinking in terms of different view types, in the interest of building interfaces that work with the multitasking mode introduced for using apps side-by-side on iPad in iOS 9.

An internal ribosome entry site (IRES) was introduced for using two green fluorescence protein (GFP) fragments as a reporter to both antibody chains, the heavy chain and the light chain.

During the 1970s the floppy disk a small, flexible disk was introduced for use in personal computers and other microcomputer systems.

The company started out as a producer of rubberized hoses and belts and then expanded into pneumatic tires, newly introduced for use on bicycles.

In this regard, two basic parameters, namely, (tau_{text{P}}^{ hbox{max} }) and (tau_{text{c}}), were introduced for use in EEWSs in California [5, 13].

Openflow was first introduced for use in campus networks and is now maintained and promoted by the Open Networking Foundation (ONF) [4].

The Ionic Compressor, a compression system that has been used extensively in Europe for cars and buses, is now being introduced for use with forklift trucks in North America.

Finally, for pavements with different texture type, the optimal angles of different light have been introduced for use in photometric stereo technique.

This review finds no evidence in the NARMS data to suggest that a rise in resistant Campylobacter isolates has occurred since fluoroquinolones were introduced for use in poultry.

Recently a new program (named Fmask) designed to accomplish these tasks was introduced for use with images from Landsats 4 7 (Zhu & Woodcock, 2012).

Additionally, comprehensive genome engineering tools recently have been introduced for use in this strain, including a Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeat (CRISPR)—associated protein (CRISPR Cas9) system and deaminase-mediated base editing Target-AID (Nambu-Nishida et al. 2017).