Sentence examples for making use of the system from inspiring English sources

Corbridge: For our organisation, success is when the people making use of the system start to drive forward its innovation, its availability and what it will do next.

If you believe in a free market is it fair to vilify someone who is simply trying to make a living, albeit a good one, by making use of the system?

There has been speculation that Somali pirates have been making use of the system.

Apple recently acquired indoor mapping company WiFiSlam, and this patent also describes making use of the system to map and navigated indoor environments, too, so that users could go "inside" select buildings.

Researchers in bio-informatics and bio-medical sciences as well as computer science and informatics will also be able to make use of the system.

The collaborative environment makes use of the system named deriveSERVER, which has been developed by the Artec Research Center University of Bremenn).

Decision-makers can also make use of the system to build up confidence in new product development in terms of idea generation and product improvement.

If another company, such as a maker of antivirus software or a bank, wanted to make use of the system's protection, they would pay a licensing fee to the handset manufacturer and to FatSkunk.

That means there will be about 36 to 48 hours during which mass transit riders cannot make use of the system — even though many have already paid the full $104 for their 30-day unlimited passes.

The proposed collaborative environment makes use of the system named deriveSERVER, which has been developed by the Bremen University, and extends it, in order to allow the integration with remote hardware or software used by the students.

The riff is also a reminder (one that emerges in the course of the action with a cynical glee) that, if vigilantism punishes the innocent along with the guilty, formal legal procedures protect the guilty along with the innocent and allow miscreants to make use of the system's fictions for their own ends.