Sentence examples for reusing it to from inspiring English sources

"If a company is using my e-mail address for a marketing campaign for hiking boots and then starts reusing it to sell skis from a different brand, it looks like spam to me," he says.

The use of cross-validation using only the test database is further supported since EDS uses the training database to evaluate the analytical features; reusing it to train the classifiers could introduce biases.

Wash used stuffing in a tied pillowcase before reusing it to stuff toys or pillows, wash all old clothes and textiles before cutting up to make quilts, pillows or other craft projects involving fabric.

Treat stormwater and wastewater locally, where possible, and reuse it to irrigate parks and gardens.

The party also said a Conservative government would publish government information in a standardised format so websites like Mumsnet could reuse it to provide personalised online support.

The projects, which will cost as little as $59 per month, will teach users how to assemble a project – like a wifi-robot, LED cube or quadcopter – as well as disassemble it and reuse it to work differently.

Offering the ritual tour, the students demonstrated how they caught their shower and sink water in buckets and reused it to flush their low-flow toilet, a budget model improvised with a couple of salvaged bricks in the tank.

"She's taken something that's normally associated with a traditional, old-as-time practice of Asia and the Middle East," Ms. Binbrek said, "and she's re-explored it and taken it apart and reused it to create work that is very modern and still has the essence of history behind it".

The rink used the SBC money to buy a new condenser that freezes ice efficiently; ceiling insulation; a system that recovers heat from the refrigeration machinery and reuses it to supply hot water; and a system that automates the electrical machinery, cutting the rink's electric costs by about 40percentt.

Employees can now also use the app to take a photo of their signature once and then reuse it to sign all documents going forward.

The business model appears to be, "We get the users to give us data and we reuse it to our benefit.