Sentence examples for matter by using from inspiring English sources

It found that the exemption's text settled the matter by using the phrase "personal privacy".

All diets were adjusted to 110 g crude protein/kg dry matter by using urea.

Harnessing fusion power is extremely difficult because it requires the creation and control of extremely hot, charged gases (plasmas) at temperatures above 100 million degrees and insulating them from ordinary matter by using magnetic fields.

An associate paintings conservator settled the matter by using X-rays to show that the piece had a painting on the reverse side, an image of a spinner consistent with the dark Dutch works that Van Gogh had been known to paint in the mid-1880's.

"There was a lot of bending on both sides," said Mr. Soderstrom, adding that NASA settled the matter by using a new Amazon Web service called Virtual Private Cloud, which allows a customer to cordon off a collection of servers and use them exclusively as if they were its own hardware.

Since the traditional single-stage voice coil motor cannot satisfy the positioning requirement of high-density tracks per inch HDDs, dual-stage servo systems have been proposed to overcome this matter, by using voice coil motors to coarsely move the HDD head while piezoelectric actuators provide fine and fast positioning.

And the city's tourist office doesn't help matters by using a snippet of the song from the movie's soundtrack on its telephone information line.

India is further complicating matters by using their leverage in ongoing Free Trade talks to gain data secure status, blocking economic exchanges unrelated to data privacy.

His research focuses on development of microscopic understanding of structural and physical properties of soft matters by using a combination of analytical theory, scaling argument, numerical computation, and molecular simulation.

In their new work, Nozik and his colleagues improved matters by using smaller nanoparticles, showing that they could generate up to three electrons with single photons of visible light.

For a proof of concept, the authors simplified matters by using the front legs and hind legs as fixed, passive struts to support the body, while only middle legs are moved actively.