Sentence examples for used site from inspiring English sources
But she had never tried online personals, and she posted two profiles -- one conservative and marriage-minded, the other its opposite -- on a widely used site.
Then, rather than run a classified ad, which might have brought hordes of people to my apartment, I posted a virtual ad on Craigslist.org, a very heavily used site that serves the San Francisco area.
While LinkedIn does not have the household name of Facebook, a much larger and more lucrative social network, it is the most widely used site for people to advertise their professional skills and work history.
While Reddit isn't exactly a "mainstream" site yet, it is definitely the most widely used site to start accepting bitcoin that I can think of.
We used site water balance (actual evapotranspiration and climatic water deficit) and topography (slope position, slope, and insolation) as environmental predictors.
(Golparvar-Fard et al. 2011) used site photos to generate the point cloud, then match and pair the images to generate the as-planned and as-built models enabled by the technique of structure from motion (SfM).
For the Deer Valley Rock Art Center in Arizona, he used site-cast concrete panels, tilted into position as in warehouse construction but finished with a coarse, black-purple copper slag the color and texture of nearby boulders.
We recently used site-directed mutagenesis to engineer CviPAH, which exhibited high l-tryptophan hydroxylation activity.
We used site-saturation mutagenesis and screening to generate effector-activated variants of the reporter enzyme β-glucuronidase (GUS).
We used site-directed mutagenesis to generate mutations of interest in plasmid DNA derived from common bacterial artificial chromosome sources containing the cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance receptor gene.
We used site-related biotic and abiotic factors and landscape characteristics across five spatial scales, their combinations, and interactions to identify those factors which best explain variation in bat activity.
