Sentence examples for points of using from inspiring English sources

Besides serving as a marketplace and exhibition space for C.G.I. artwork, digital-art Web sites also offer discussion groups, chats and tutorials buzzing with opinions on the finer points of using computers to create a unique art form.

For example, parents of children who had trouble walking were instructed on the finer points of using a cane, to allow them to help coach their children when they were at home.

Above, Jean-Paul Courtens, left, of Roxbury Farm, discusses the finer points of using a roller crimper to terminate a cover crop and create a layer of mulch that suppresses weeds in preparation for planting a cash crop.

Safina's prose is graceful and engaging, always on the alert for enhancing detail, whether it's pointing out the trash strewn in the yards of a frigid Arctic town or the whale bones ("like felled trunks") blanketing a beach in Antarctica or the finer points of using an outhouse at a polar research station "while your underwear fills with snow".

But one of the points of using a smartphone is the use of native applications.

The price points of using these services are still out of reach for the poorest communities.

This half-blasphemous phrasing ("his sacred heart") tells us of the final point of using In Memoriam.

PLANT-Dx: A Molecular Diagnostic for Point-of-Use Detection of Plant Pathogens.

Systems, Devices, and Methods for Point-of-Use Testing for Fluid Contamination, PCT International Application No. PCT/US17/57265.

Utilities should select, install and maintain point-of-use water filters.

PotaVida is a social venture developing Solar Water Purifiers to provide clean drinking water at the point-of-use.