Sentence examples for most intriguing use from inspiring English sources
(Why is Aurora catatonic again? Does Leo have vampire powers?) But the scene offers Mr. Bourne's most intriguing use of the familiar music — particularly the "Puss in Boots" segment and the wedding mazurka — making you listen to the score anew.
Perhaps the most intriguing use of light diffusion occurs in Ms. Milner's "Alaskan Atoll," an elongated collage that adds irregular chunks of clear plastic to suggest ice crystals imbedded in an illusory body of water and undulating string to define a hilly terrain emerging from the seemingly fluid, semitransparent colored wax.
Perhaps the most intriguing use of this technique, however, is in the examination of the mass and form of stone deposits laid down before stone tools were manufactured.
On its Kickstarter page (which has raised $388,000, or more than 150% of its goal with 13 days left to go) the most intriguing use shown for its gloves and armbands is using its exact finger-digit tracking to simulate a keyboard in virtual reality, which could open the door to a number of productive VR applications beyond gaming and teleconferencing.
The actors supplant George Washington on the bill, and launch into their political stump speech.But the app's most intriguing uses are not just in advertising.
Mickey's Craziest Adventures is one of the most intriguing uses of the Disney license we've seen in a long time.
Of the five, Lucy White offers the most intriguing works, using Band-Aids to apply or remove paint from paper surfaces.
Some of the most intriguing clinical uses of synthetic biology are still in their infancy.
Perhaps most intriguing is the use of recombinant factor VIIa (rFVIIa) as an intravenous adjunct for hemorrhage control [ 18, 19].
Of the 20 short pieces, two of the most intriguing are on using algorithms for business purposes, and on XBRL ("Extensible Business Reporting Language").
One of the most intriguing findings of using DWI for cancer assessment is that the pre-treatment ADC measurements may predict response of tumours to anticancer therapies.
