Sentence examples for utilises to create from inspiring English sources

It reveals a business' relationship with six key forms of capital – financial, manufactured, intellectual, human, social and relationship, and natural capital – which results in an organisation being able to communicate in a clear, concise way how it is drawing on all the resources and relationships it utilises to create value over the short, medium and long term.

The osmotic sensor utilises diffusion to create a hydrostatic pressure that is independent of sensor operation and power consumption.

The warehouse-based installation also uses music to heighten the effect and utilises scaffold structures to create a sense of neverending expanse, as lights flicker intently throughout the echoing space.

It is in the story, and it's likely to be for The Wrong Crowd, too, who should have the offers pouring in for this lovely little show which showcases the company's beguiling mix of puppetry and text and utilises the bare necessities to create theatrical magic.

Chemokinesis assay was performed by using the Oris Cell Migration Assay from Platypus Technologies (Madison, WI, USA), utilises cell seeding stoppers to create a pristine, 2 mm diameter detection zone in the centre of each well.

As with The Beach, Toby Litt utilises his story-telling skills to create incredible excitement.

The Nextera protocol, which utilises a transposome based approach to create libraries for Illumina sequencing, requires pure DNA template, an accurate assessment of input concentration and a column clean-up that limits its applicability for high-throughput sample preparation.

A growing community of smart textile designers utilises engineered materials and advanced manufacturing technologies to create marketable products.

Aquatic exercise utilises the principles of hydrostatics and hydrodynamics to create challenges that promote health through exercise in water.

Meyer utilises the crime fiction genre as an apparatus to create a multifaceted, unsparing picture of his country.

Working in criminal justice settings, schools and local communities, it utilises the transformative power of performance arts and intensive group work to create opportunities for participants to develop relationship skills, challenge stereotypes and prejudices and raise expectations for and of each other.