Sentence examples for the use and benefit of from inspiring English sources

The stated mission of Henry Clay Frick, to provide a place "for the use and benefit of all persons whomsoever," has been fulfilled beyond his possible dreams.

"Through this extended conduct, monies contributed to your campaign for your campaign were, instead, put by you to your personal use and benefit and to the use and benefit of members of your family".

In 1848, John Stuart Mill found it "impossible not to look forward to a vast multiplication and long succession of contrivances for economizing labor and increasing its produce; and to an ever wider diffusion of the use and benefit of those contrivances".

The use and benefit of rapid optimal pulse generation is demonstrated for 19F fragment screening experiments.

This study details the use and benefit of multilevel models when statistically analyzing motor unit discharge data.

An exemplary implementation of a parametric system, which handles the trade-off between investments in both building envelope and heat generation technology, illustrates the use and benefit of systems modelling for decision-making.

The use and benefits of RS in a multi-antenna BC only appeared in the last few years7.

Observability measures the degree with which others can view the use and benefits of the innovation, thus stimulating further uptake by others.

The aim is to illustrate the use and benefits of sequential designs (stopping rules) and to highlight how to handle some potential problems when the assumptions of the statistical model are not satisfied.

By situating the work within the use and benefits of manipulatives (e.g., building blocks, puzzles, shapes) combined with digital affordances in interaction design, we address the relevance of TUIs as complementary tools for spatial learning.

As a result of digital divide, the use and benefits of ICTs are a reality and a strategy that still remains out of the reach of many people in the world (Shields, 2003), but we can imagine that few are truly sheltered from the impacts of ICTs.