Sentence examples for its widest use from inspiring English sources

That prevented Engelbart from collecting royalties on the device when it was in its widest use.

The mouse patent had a 17-year life span, and in 1987 the technology fell into the public domain — meaning Engelbart couldn't collect royalties on the mouse when it was in its widest use.

The group's technology, fitting patients with wristbands that can be tracked by police officers with radio devices, is in use in 45 states, but its widest use is here in Virginia.

FIFA has long supported and praised developments in artificial turf technology, and it has pushed its wider use.

Due to its wide use, it could be considered the "gold standard" for all NTM species except for M. avium.

Despite its wide use, when it comes to representing ubiquitous business processes, this business process modeling language is lacking.

However, there are no data available on its wider use, and it was not one of the criterion listed by panelists in this study.

Landscape architecture must keep the advantage it has gained because of its wide use of the knowledge of landscape which no other related disciplines have.

Although maximum lifespan is a poor statistical variable, it is included here because of its wide use as a species-specific parameter in the literature on ageing [ 37].

Moreover, the structural features of 1,2,3-triazole enable it to mimic different functional groups, justifying its wide use as a bioisostere for the synthesis of new active molecules.

It followed test studies by Hertfordshire police, which is also considering its wider use.