Sentence examples for prominently use from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, to make the vehicles prominently use the advantages of 5G to progress and expand their utility, we tested the proposed heterogeneous architecture under a realistic scenario where we consolidate real-world road topology generated by the microscopic mobility model provided by SUMO.
Stone decided not to prominently use the Stock Exchange because interest in stock trading made the system available and comprehensible to everyone and also because it was foreign territory.
The riffs to "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" and "With or Without You" also prominently use delay, with Bono likening the guitar hook from the former track to "chrome bells".
Nor does it mean giving the gift of camouflage sheets from Cabela's, though they are deemed "Christmas-friendly". "(Christmas) friendly retailers are so designated because they prominently use "Merry Christmas" and other Christmas-specific references in their catalogs and in-store promotions.
Clustering algorithms prominently used in co-citation analysis has proved very useful in revealing research streams in some discipline [ 20- 23].
Companies have been paying for years to have their products prominently used by stars in movies.
Several news organizations have faced criticism in recent years for prominently using photographs that have been manipulated.
This is another focus of the Transportation Department, which reminded airlines that they must list the conditions and restrictions of free-ticket offers prominently, using an asterisk if needed to draw customers' attention to any limitations.
We haven't a clue where he got the idea for his trademark tribal mask, though he does explain it "reflects that in worldwide tribal societies, wearing a specific mask would evoke the spirit of an ancestor or animal, and is prominently used in ceremony and celebration.
In order to avoid this, passive filters are prominently used.
Open consent is also the most prominently used of the novel forms of consent.
