Sentence examples for use and reuse of from inspiring English sources
For us, the posteverything generation, pastiche is the use and reuse of the old clich?of social change and moral outrage -- a perfunctory rebelliousness that has culminated in the age of rapidly multiplying nonprofits and relief funds.
"Diverse ensembles expand in a rich environment, which is created by the diverse use and reuse of received energy".
You'll have a second chance to finally own that missed ready-to-wear piece, and no doubt appreciate the brand's intelligent use and reuse of its existing resources.
Architecture for Health in Vulnerable Environments is committed to this approach, firmly believing in a new landscape where locals – civil society, public and private sectors – can champion the use and reuse of housing as a key strategy for improving health.
"The open access policy allows us to more fully harness the potential of digital and networked technologies in service to scholarship as well as to creative use and reuse of our rich cultural heritage," said Meg Bellinger, director of the Yale Office of Digital Assets and Infrastructure.
Model comprehension and effective use and reuse of complex subsystems are problems currently encountered in the automotive industry.
Maximum power consumed is 2.4 mW using 32 nm process and we used parallelism and reuse of the Hardware components to accomplish and speed up the process.
Further, to illustrate the application of the meta-modeling framework, we present the design and development of MetaSimModel – a knowledge-based decision support environment to organize, manage, use, and reuse modeling knowledge of simulation models in a flexible manufacturing environment.
For example, long-term use of products, promotion of collection and reuse of used products could be effective measures.
Still, Seattle's progress on the home front addresses only part of the challenge of use and reuse.
Besides dissecting the three superkingdoms without phylogenetic reconstruction and supporting our character polarization statements, these patterns, in conjunction with the results of Figure 2, suggest the plot of FF use and reuse should be interpreted as a temporal progression of proteome appearance.
