Sentence examples for merits of use from inspiring English sources

It is one of the most important merits of use of the quasi-Cartesian formulations instead of the original spherical polar ones.

Congress can do that by turning from the folly of corn ethanol to the merits of using other more efficient bio-fuels, including sugar-based ethanol.

McCain has an almost religious belief in American exceptionalism and the merits of using military force to protect the nation's interests and promote its values.

Economically, however, the merits of using government incentives to encourage the phenomenon are less clear.Most academic analyses of employee ownership have focused on the gains to firms.

Davesgarden.com draws on more than 350,000 members to rank mail-order nurseries, comment on the pros and cons of a particular plant or debate the merits of using peat moss versus coconut shells for growing orchids.

When the Post questioned the relative merits of using Twitter – 320-million active users per month – compared to Facebook – 1.59 billion active users – it examined the natural origin of its Facebook posts and shares.

Whatever the technical merits of using nuclear explosions for constructive purposes, the end of the cold war brought wide agreement among nations to give up the conduct of all nuclear blasts, even for peaceful purposes.

Di Venuto's stance on Watson being used as all-rounder in the first Test may have been as relaxed as Friday's training session but selectors will be sweating on Watson as they debate the merits of using four quicks as insurance for the recovering all-rounder or opting for off-spinner Nathan Lyon at the Gabba.

Both of them highlight the merits of using hybrid materials.

Merits of using static or dynamic, linear or nonlinear analyses are discussed.

This concept paper discusses the merits of using adaptable components for the assembly of functional MOFs.