Sentence examples for make direct use of from inspiring English sources
While pigeons are known to use sun compasses on homing flights, and some birds that migrate at night take directional cues from polarized light at twilight, there has been little evidence that daytime migrators make direct use of the sun.
Its business model works with both large and small fisheries and, according to Kneppers, results in "an amount of material 100 times more than we can make direct use of at the moment".
Against this backdrop, Khan has asked LSE professor Tony Travers to reactivate the London Finance Commission, a Boris Johnson project that, in 2013, produced proposals for allowing London government - both the mayor and the boroughs - to retain and make direct use of more of the property taxes raised in the capital.
It is unfortunately not possible to make direct use of the Fokker-Planck equation in an ordinary sense for the derivation of fatigue crack length distribution under random loading since a fatigue crack generally grows, on the average, very rapidly to the state of infinite length within a finite length of time, and once it reaches such a state it remains therein forever.
Presentation: has the group ever been invited to present its research results to any group or organization that could make direct use of them?
Working for such companies within your field is probably the best option for you because it would allow you to make direct use of your qualifications and experience.
The first set makes direct use of the precipitation results of the climate models.
This approach makes direct use of well-known spatio-temporal pattern formation phenomena also termed as nonlinear wave propagation.
The American artist Robert Heinecken, who died in 2006, referred to himself as a "para-photographer" because he rarely made direct use of a camera.
The MOEA makes direct use of the dominance relation for fitness assignment instead of a fitness score in one-dimensional objective space.
When asked whether he ever made direct use of a case tracking system, the head of an adjudication group in a government regulatory agency said that he remembered only one instance.
