Sentence examples for recurring use from inspiring English sources

Recurring use for the same project over time is not supported.

The Swiss could reduce and then recoup the costs of building and maintaining venues through recurring use and tourism receipts.

A curious aspect of the stories in "Stay Awake" is the recurring use Chaon makes of a few distinctive motifs.

Ms. Lorenz was puzzled by the recurring use of a song, "I Think We're Alone Now," recorded by Tiffany, the pop singer, in 1987.

Returning motifs, especially the recurring use of 'Le Cygne,' tie the thematic chapters together and give the reader a pleasant sense of familiarity". writing.

And although it's a stretch, Rachmaninoff's recurring use of the Dies Irae plainchant in his rhapsody gives this showpiece at least a tenuous philosophical link with the other works.

Another study reported that PIK3CA mutant tumors could recur using both PI3K-dependent and -independent mechanisms or c-MET and MYC overexpression, respectively, the latter leading to resistance to a PI3K inhibitor [ 50].

Unlike with the amplifications of HXT6 / HXT7 and GAP1, which recur using the same repeat elements and are thus difficult to track, each SUL1 amplicon resulted in novel junctions, allowing us to use them as intrinsic markers to follow the trajectory and determine the fate of unique amplifications during the course of ~200 generations in multiple parallel independent cultures.

The Guardian starts publishing a series of long form investigations into recurring police use of force issues identified by analysis of data in The Counted.

This paper discusses two recurring land use issues that are conventionally accepted when analyzing most of the Mediterranean mass coastal tourism destinations: the limited role of planning and the supposedly standardized nature of the resulting landscape.

Through qualitative analysis of interviews to expose ideological effects, I examine the recurring metaphors used by these parents.