Sentence examples for use for organizing from inspiring English sources

Facebook's use for organizing protests in the Middle East is credited with contributing to the toppling of some oppressive regimes.

The update introduces a visual refresh with full-screen images that now automatically appear as backgrounds for all of your pearltrees – the mind map-like tree structures that you use for organizing your collections on the site.

Web-Pad is used for organizing and representing conceptual maps of a specific domain.

By last summer, though, word and rumor were spreading on the street's email exchange — ordinarily used for organizing block parties — about the unnamed Man Living in His Car.

This article reviews progress in the development of computational methods, tools and databases used for organizing and extracting biological meaning from antimicrobial research.

The self-described "hash godfather," he officially invented the Twitter hashtag in August 2007, when he sent out a Twitter message suggesting that the pound symbol be used for organizing groups on Twitter.

Moreover, in the case study, Knowle is used for organizing and mining health news, which shows the potential on forming the basis of designing and developing big data analytics based innovation framework in the health domain.

A container is used for organizing objects, therefore a container is associated with many objects from the objects level.

Cluster analysis is a multivariate technique used for organizing observed data into meaningful taxonomies, groups, or clusters on the basis of their similarity.

These categories are listed in Table 2: Table 2 Categories used for organizing recommendations Categories for analyzing recommendations 1. Recommendations concerning the vocational education programs (offer, curriculum, entry requirements, ties with employment opportunities, internships, assessment, etc).

By contrast, the remaining features are called abstract and they usually correspond to high-level features used for organizing the whole diagram (e.g., VSsystem), grouping sets of components and parameter variants (e.g., Tracking, Resolution), or representing specification and context aspects (features in the VSspecification sub-model).