Sentence examples for utilised outside from inspiring English sources

The first is Compstat which is a performance management framework that has taken different forms in different times and places, and is now utilised outside of policing as data-driven performance management.

On 20 October 1943, the Germans formally confirmed that the division would not be utilised outside the NDH.

Although originally intended for use on the Eastern Front, not long after its formation the Germans decided that the division would not be utilised outside the NDH.

Lack of comparison between MHKQ with other multifaceted scales intending to measure MHL as the MHKQ has not be utilised outside of China.

The MBS data set contains fields related to health services utilised outside of the hospital system, such as visits to GPs and specialists, and laboratory testing.

In practice this means partnerships with local utilities companies — and is perhaps where the startup's strategic investors come even more into focus — to enable Tado and its customers to opt into 'demand response' schemes so that a home's heating and cooling systems are utilised where possible outside of known peak energy times.

In practice this means partnerships with local utilities companies — a number of pilots are already underway — to enable Tado and its customers to opt into 'demand response' schemes so that a home's heating and cooling systems are utilised where possible outside of known peak energy times.

In other cases one may better perceive what is at stake by analysing the technology development from the outside, utilising minority studies perspectives or Kantian ethics to mention but two.

The design utilised the motion of the outside valve rods (the rods transmitting the motion of the driving axles to the valves, such as the combination lever) instead, although the restricted space between the back of the outside cylinders and the front driving wheels made it impossible to locate the rocking arms controlling the conjugating mechanism in the vicinity.

Therefore for the individual patient, it may be necessary to utilise treatments outside of the guidelines which too often refer to the near perfect patient.

In what might be seen as a double-edged sword, these professional connections have been utilised as ladders to positions outside of foreign language teaching, often within the education system, where teachers seek strengthened social capital to fulfill their professional needs.