Sentence examples for usage represents from inspiring English sources

This facet of usage represents the user's disposition, or inclination, to use any IT (digital devices, software, etc).

The cloud workload usage represents the "real world usage context" while the scaling decisions represents the "computing environment" context.

And while the Dutch airline started regularly using recycled cooking oil on some commercial flights between Amsterdam and Paris in June 2011, this latest usage represents the first time biofuels will be used on a regular weekly schedule on transatlantic flights.

Although this usage represents a small proportion of laboratories, suboptimal conditions for isolation of Campylobacter spp. will result in false-negative results.

While our study does not look at system access for specific data elements, our measure of basic usage represents the factors associated with access of summary patient information.

Our base case with 1 net per 4 people and 50% usage represents a more cost effective programme than one that reaches GMAP and RBM's target coverage and usage values of 1 net per 2 people and 80% usage.

We argue these shifts in drug usage represent what could be viewed as an appropriate response to the events.

The symbol 〈 〉 is Macaulay bracket, with common usage, representing no damage when cohesive element acts on purely compressive loads or deformation.

On-product information (advising users to save water and electricity during kettle usage) represented the intervention, of which the effects on user behaviour were compared under the different experimental conditions.

Thus, a continuous energy consumption (a switched-on condition of the electric water heater) for a period of more than 50 min is regarded as a high volume usage (represented by showers), and a consumption of less than or equal to 50 min is regarded as a low volume usage.

The declines in water usage represent an important improvement following the adoption of emergency conservation regulations.