Sentence examples for use of a site from inspiring English sources

It is, to be fair, an interesting and clever use of a site that is shaped like an upturned letterbox slot.

Of course, Mr. Cohen added, developers determine the ultimate use of a site — whether stores, offices or houses — based on what is suitable for a location.

Turning his attention toward the city's expensive and seemingly intractable garbage problem, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg indicated yesterday that the city might need more than one large transfer station, especially as use of a site in Linden, N.J., has become more and more doubtful.

The hierarchy that resulted from this exercise contained four distinct levels the top-level representing the four domains (as discussed previously), the level below this representing a sub-division within this domain (for example within Cyber there are subdivisions for devices (e.g. smartphone, laptop, etc)., generic technologies (e.g. e mail) and personas (an individual's use of a site)).

If written documentation exists describing the use of a site then an alignment could be declared significant even if it is the only data point in a set.

Likewise, deciding on a habitat management intervention based on a map generated with a model that does not incorporate distance to the colony can be erroneous, as distance may dramatically decrease the potential use of a site, and as we observed this effect may vary from species to species.

Additional transgenes can be added to the same genomic location through the use of a site-specific phage integrase.

An asymmetric distribution of core proteins was revealed through the use of a site-specific crosslinker, 4-thiouridine, inserted at specific sites in the box elements (Cahill et al, 2002).

Three methods to reduce the non-phylogenetic information have been suggested: identification and removal of fast-evolving positions, character-recoding (e.g., RY coding), and the use of a site-heterogenous mixture model (e.g., CAT) [ 34].

The present expression system may help address this question by expression and characterization of other single-strand specific nucleases of the S1 and CEL I family and with the use of a site-directed mutagenesis approach.

Also, despite our use of a site-specific random effect, the data may not be missing completely at random and thus the spatiotemporal imbalance in our data may have induced bias in the model effect estimates.