Sentence examples for multipurpose use from inspiring English sources

The pieces, in black, maroon, gray and kelly green, easily sub as sexy underpinnings and are intended for multipurpose use.

Various organizations throughout the world are trying to rejuvenate and re-popularize this environment-friendly technology for multipurpose use.

The reason for that is the multipurpose use of heat exchangers between different pairs of streams in different time periods.

The dynamism of tidal rivers, frequent changes in flow and multipurpose use of land resources poses complex impacts of the hydrochemistry and water quality.

Furthermore, a study by Sohn et al. has shown the higher regeneration capacity and multipurpose use of CGF in 2009 [10].

For realising multipurpose use and reuse as well as inter-operability at knowledge level, EHR have to meet special architectural requirements.

Water is the main source for domestic, engineering, industrial, agricultural and multipurpose uses which affects surface as well as groundwater quantity.

By that time, pastoralists were told about the multipurpose uses of the plant such as pods as an additional feed for their livestock, trunks as a source of fuelwood, and the plant itself as reclaiming degraded and salt-affected lands.

Livestock production constitutes a very important component of the agricultural economy of developing countries, a contribution that goes beyond direct food production to include multipurpose uses, such as skins, fiber, fertilizer, and fuel, as well as capital accumulation.

Moreover, although biobanking of human specimens and data sharing of personal genome data are currently conducted to facilitate further research, they potentially involve many more issues in terms of privacy and unlimited future uses of samples and data; these are the secondary, multipurpose uses by various researchers.

The device was impressively multipurpose: to use it for shampooing, Godefroy suggested removing all pieces except one resembling the brim of a sombrero, which fastened around a woman's head to redirect suds into the sink.