Sentence examples for tool to document from inspiring English sources

A novelty less than a decade ago, the cellphone camera has become a vital tool to document the government response to the unrest that has spread through the Middle East and North Africa.

The vignette survey approach provides a cost-effective, rapid, and scalable tool to document and incorporate local values into conservation program design.

The chapter covers the capabilities that can be expected in a CASE tool, as well as using the CASE tool to document a wide range of aspects of a database and/or system designs.

Community media in such conflict-ridden states is a very important tool to document the real situation of the country.

She/Color does note some of Glass' positive upside, even if not exactly serious: "I think it could be incredibly tremendous to use as a tool to document public life and society, and a proliferation of modern actualities could be made by wearing the Glass in public.

Consequently, we believe that a 3% threshold may prove to be a useful tool to document tropical frog biodiversity in a wide variety of contexts.

And while the grounding of personal drones might be a nuisance for hobbyists, it becomes a threat to democracy when journalists cannot use these tools to document and report on the activities of the elite.

They should also be ready to use pharmacovigilance tools to document such effects [72].

Building the knowledge base requires humans to teach computers key concepts from curated articles; with modest online training, anyone who reads English can scan research papers for key terms names of genes, proteins, diseases, and drugs—and use online marking tools to document relationships between them (for example, drug X treats disease Y).

Chris Hadfield, former commander of the International Space Station, is among the most impressive living examples of my fellow Canadians, and also a huge fan of using social media and digital tools to document and share his experience in space with the help of his son Evan Hadfield.

Information is hard to come by on these land conversions, so Human Rights Watch (HRW) used high-tech tools to document the changes.