Sentence examples for make use of tools from inspiring English sources

The class I teach is not actually about comics and drawing per se but about getting students to make use of tools that will serve them well in their medical careers.

The idea now is to make use of tools that psychologists have developed to assess people's moods during exercise, asking how good or bad it feels as the intensity varies.

As for the doctors, Elwyn recommends they come clean when they don't know something, and make use of tools like option grids - which clearly lay out treatment options and their consequences - to work through difficult decisions with patients.

Thanks to the presence of a mysterious extraterrestrial monolith, Kubrick's great apes learn to make use of tools and weapons, marking the beginning of a technological evolution that continues today and is celebrated by our annual Crunchies Awards.

In this context, different biogeographic approaches make use of tools, to manage and analyze these kind of data.

For instance, the patient might make use of tools such as flash cards with helpful attitudes, in order not to spiral back into the old dysfunctional ones [ 28].

After all, we are not the only organism that has a complex behavioral repertoire, nor the only species that makes use of tools.

Using a multi scale dataset for climate data, they demonstrated a cloud based large scale data integration and analytics approach where they made use of tools such as RapidMiner and Hadoop to process the data in a hybrid cloud.

A rather obvious problem with such an approach is that the Internet service provider and social media service can log the IP-address and help identifying the user from this information, unless the providers can be fully trusted by the user or if extra counter-measures are applied, such as logging in from various Internet cafes or making use of tools such as Tor1 [4].

I think we all basically know truly nutritious food when we see it, and to the extent we don't, we can make use of validated tools and resources that help us figure it out.

The underlying issue is how much and in what ways can land and urban planning make use of such tools as resilience or resource flow management to overcome the ineffectiveness and disrepute nowadays afflicting most planning tools.