Sentence examples for thereby use from inspiring English sources

There will be further improvements in the digital systems that enable us to control the services in our homes and thereby use energy more efficiently.

The oppressed thereby use their own experiences and language to explain and surmount their oppression.

Further studies are recommended to investigate the chitin content and efficiency of carnivorous fish species to digest it, with the view to further enhance the digestibility, and thereby use of insect meal in commercial fish feeds.

Another example is shown in Fig. 1 and illustrates the ability to pass (key, value) pairs into a mapper and thereby use the output of one mapper as the input into a second mapper.

The unconditional approach is to consider all possible tables with N pairs and thereby use information from all observed pairs, including the concordant ones.

More questions could then be included in an examination to enhance reliability and thereby use testing time more efficiently [e.g. [ 6, 7]].

All Facebook has to do with M is make Messenger more useful, and thereby used more.

The choreographers Melissa Barak, Mauro Bigonzetti, Peter Martins, Benjamin Millepied and Christopher Wheeldon all collaborated with the architect Santiago Calatrava, and thereby used various elaborate scenic elements.

And while the value of the transferred partnership interests would be considered a gift for federal gift and estate tax purposes -- thereby using up all or part of the $675,000 gift and estate tax credit available to each parent (an amount that gradually increases to $1 million in 2006) -- a significant tax savings ultimately results because of the way the partnership interests are valued.

One such cost arises when a satellite has to take evasive action and thereby uses up fuel, reducing its life in orbit.This plan need not be expensive, but it faces one big difficulty.

A common way of preparing for the appearance of the dominant key area in a sonata exposition was for the composer to overshoot his mark, moving temporarily to the dominant of the dominant, thereby using chromatic chords.