Sentence examples for usage develops from inspiring English sources

Finally, once companies start using open-source tools — both free and paid — a virtuous cycle of increased usage develops: Because these tools, even the paid ones, are so much cheaper than traditional software, companies use more of them.

"We have collected evidence of all of these words and are actively tracking them to see how usage develops," Katherine Martin, head of U.S. dictionaries at Oxford, told The Huffington Post.

In order to implement our goals we will focus on the following keys to success; increase Inmarsat airtime usage, develop the VSAT market, increase marketing in Africa, outsource quality services, introduce better value-added services to end user, and maintain and increase customer services.

Look at Internet usage in developing countries...language usage....social sharing...and so much more.

One is online word processing, where usage in developing economies outstrips usage in mature economies by 13 points -- 48percentto35percentcent.

Messenger Lite, first launched in 2015, was initially part of an effort from Facebook to build more apps to boost usage in developing countries, where mobile usage is more costly and people are more likely to use more lower-end Android devices.

Another is online-only gaming, where usage in developing economies again outstrips usage in mature economies by 13 points -- 41percentto28percentcent.

To evaluate the effect of mutation and selection on phage codon usage, we developed an index to measure selection imposed by host translation machinery, based on the difference in codon usage between all host genes and highly expressed host genes.

To record maximum memory usage, we developed a tool written by Python (Supplementary File 4) to monitor each programming process and then reported maximum memory usage percentage of our server's memory (32G).

♥ is the dictionary's first graphic symbol, and as the publisher notes, "may be the first English usage to develop via the medium of T-shirts and bumper-stickers".

Similarly, while the boom in mobile phone usage across developing countries means that much big data is being generated in previously underserved areas, the characteristics of mobile phone users may not be applicable to the population of a country as whole.