Sentence examples for usage from the from inspiring English sources
Such loosey-goosey usage from the conservative Scalia, of all people?
The litigation referred to a lawsuit environmental groups had filed over water usage from the reservoir.
Efforts by water officials in Southern California failed today to reach a deal on water usage from the Colorado River before a midnight deadline.
As the newspaper noted at the time, along with others it had started to reduce paper usage from the beginning of the war.
The villagers near the hydroelectric dam at Monasavu, for instance, have for years been demanding compensation for land usage from the Fiji Electricity Authority.
Patrick Sloyan, a former Hearst columnist, sends me this usage from the sports section of The Washington Post: "Coach Steve Spurrier's offense, like St . Louiss, is tailored for a tailback with Überspeed".
The Oxford Dictionary of New Words reports usages from the mid-80's, defining it as "astounded, flabbergasted; speechless or incoherent with amazement; overawed".
Regardless, the varying codon-usage from the different species may lead to premature termination of translation, expression of non-functional or insoluble proteins or a complete lack of expression.
Soon, FanBridge will be aggregating data about partner feature usage from across the Pages it powers to give clients recommendations about which functionality will work best for them.
In [15], the optimal objectives are maximizing the power usage from DGs and the power usage costs of distribution networks.
The study used codon usage data from the CUTG (Codon Usage Tabulated from GenBank) database [ 9].
