Sentence examples for making advantageous use from inspiring English sources

It was fun to see the usually glamorous Ms. Ebersole transformed into bone-dry plainness for "A Lady of Letters," while making advantageous use of her trademark clipped delivery.

The study has made advantageous use of ballmilling techniques for controlled decrystallisation of lignocellulose materials, which directed analysis towards the use of amorphous subtraction and integration procedures (see Methods) [ 15].

Such features make advantageous the use of the so-called evolutionary optimization strategies (among which GAs are classified) to find practical solutions to optimization problems characterized by nonlinear cost functions and heavy computational burden (a highlighting example is shown in [20], where the inverse scattering problem is dealt with in electromagnetism).

Models present three-dimensional visual stimuli that can be detected from a wide angle of view making their use advantageous when the position of receivers cannot be controlled before starting an experiment.

It's okay for John McCain to put his war-hero past to advantageous use.

It's okay for Barack Obama to put his racial background to advantageous use.

It's okay for John Edwards to put his Son-of-a-mill-worker-hood to advantageous use.

It's okay for Rudy Guiliani to put his proximity to the September 11th attacks to advantageous use.

From a comparative perspective, this would imply that differences between species in traits associated with tool use may be due to differences in the specific ecological conditions that make tool use advantageous, possibly leading to the evolution of motivational rather than cognitive differences.

The real part of the flick that makes its use advantageous is its ability to evade a parry.

Making use of the advantageous features of both, a ramp-cavity combustor is designed.