Sentence examples for its frequent usage from inspiring English sources

Finding new techniques to accelerate electromagnetic (EM) simulations has become a necessity nowadays due to its frequent usage in industry.

This constitutional device was not in harmony with the underlying genius of the Roman constitution, and its frequent usage eventually paved the way for the empire.

Cauliflower Mosaic Virus (CaMV) 35S promoter (P35S) has been widely studied in different plant systems because of its frequent usage in transgenic technologies.

Although experts often recommend ODB and despite of its frequent usage in the treatment of in-patients in anthroposophic hospitals (in most cases ODB are applied daily and later three times per week) together with other therapies of AM, still less is known about the physiological and clinical effects.

Attack (or Assault) on America has been a frequent usage, but it seems too general, since Pearl Harbor was also an attack on the U.S. Terrorist massacre is accurate, since massacre means "indiscriminate killing of large numbers," but that phrase has not been widely adopted.

This is a product that really grows on you over time, and it took over a month of frequent usage for me to really begin to fall in love with it.

Despite the considerable effect of the doubler plate on the static strength, its feasible application during the joint fabrication, and the frequent usage of CHS T/Y joints in offshore jacket-type platforms, the ultimate strength, initial stiffness, and failure modes in doubler plate reinforced Y-joints under axially compressive load have not been studied.

While highly-produced nonprofit video will not be going away any time soon (nor should it), we will be seeing much more frequent usage of live streaming video as a tool that nonprofits will use to communicate with supporters in real time; capturing important mission moments that would otherwise go unseen.

It took a couple of years for the word to seep into frequent usage.

The term "Holocaust" hadn't yet come into frequent usage.

These sorts of people, typical characters in Philippine movies and television shows, represent, in their paleness, fashion-consciousness and frequent usage of English rather than Tagalog or other native languages, the height of arrogance – but also the height of success.