Sentence examples for utilitarian applications from inspiring English sources

Skiing both as recreation and as a sport was a natural development from its utilitarian applications.

By the mid-1980s, column shifters had largely disappeared from passenger cars sold in the United States, although they continued on pickup trucks and utilitarian applications.

Mechanistic equations afford a reliable way of generating mappings of reaction behavior that will lead to the understanding of a chemical reaction, and are useful in more utilitarian applications, such as the optimization of commercial reactor design and control.

AR could have even more practical and utilitarian applications.

Professor Denicola rejects the exclusion of all works created with some utilitarian application in view, for that would not only overturn Mazer v. Stein, 347 U.S. 201, 74 S.Ct.

He also created a wire sculpture in the shape of a bicycle and states that he did not give any thought to the utilitarian application of any of his sculptures until he accidentally juxtaposed the bicycle sculpture with one of the self-standing wire sculptures.

It was not until November 1978 that Levine seriously began pursuing the utilitarian application of his sculptures, when a friend, G. Duff Bailey, a bicycle buff and author of numerous articles about urban cycling, was at Levine's home and informed him that the sculptures would make excellent bicycle racks, permitting bicycles to be parked under the overloops as well as on top of the underloops.

A minor, but interesting, update to the Google Maps iOS application out today introduces a little bit of Google Now-like functionality to the otherwise utilitarian Google Maps application.

Because of these general characteristics of utilitarianism, the Radicals' application of utilitarian principles to social institutions tended to challenge traditional institutions of class and privilege and support egalitarian reforms.

The article opens by describing the application of utilitarian ethics to two cases of major planning 'infrastructure' projects.

Thermal models that are used to predict borehole heat exchange are characterized by either simplified formulations that are restrictive in their application, but utilitarian, or complex multi-dimensional analyses that are cumbersome to implement.