Sentence examples for use of the increased from inspiring English sources
More effective delivery (7) Enable investment Make more effective use of the increased resources made available by the Treasury from SR 2000 onwards by: ¤ securing further gap funding approvals from the EU, focusing on housing-led development and regeneration.
Our kernels make heavy use of the increased register count and the warp-local communication associated with newer GPU architectures.
The latter thus makes more efficient use of the increased volume of the scintillation detector material, although there will also be an increase in the number of phototubes required (and hence increased cost).
In order to make the best use of the increased utility provided by the millions of smart meters, parking and lighting sensors, traffic controls, crowd movement detection sensors and many other gadgets that are scattered across smart homes and cities, you need to be able to efficiently control their traffic and functionality.
In addition, the use of the increased copy number vector caused a further reduction in the number of coloured transformants.
These results demonstrate that with small variations of the azimuth angle, SPR measurements can be performed making use of the increased sensitivity over a wide range of the refractive index change on the single nanostructured chip.
Next year should see teachers encouraging their pupils to make use of the increasing caches of superb film resources such as the British Film Institute's ScreenOnline.
That could keep it appealing to teens while making use of the increasing bandwidth, bigger screens, better cameras, and shrinking data costs around the world.
Hence, they enable researchers to make better use of the increasing amount of knowledge available in this format.
MDMA was used in the 70s and 80s as an adjunct to psychotherapy before being classified as dangerous after recreational use of the drug increased.
Recreational use of the drug increased over the decade hand in hand with the rise of the politically and socially rebellious youth countercultural movement.
