Sentence examples for which much use from inspiring English sources

The tammar wallaby and the opossum diverged around 70 mya [ 11], comparable with the divergence within eutheria, amongst which much use has been made of comparative information, e.g. dog and human [ 24]; sheep and human [ 16].

And at the end of a decade in which much more use was made of contract and temporary workers, companies are now laying these off fast.

"They lost money in Japan and Korea when they built a scad of facilities, none of which got much use afterward," he said.

Paul Brown's designs, which make much use of a revolving stage, a stark rotating screen and a single wintry tree branch, are at one with the constant invention in Britten's wonderful score.

This study should be replicated using another journal which makes much use of supplements, perhaps in a field of specialty other than psychiatry.

On the city outskirts are several areas of forest, which are much used for recreation.

The winged spindle tree, or winged euonymus (E. alata), is often called burning bush; a shrub growing to a height of 2.5 m, it has several cultivated varieties, including a dwarf, compact branching form, which is much used in landscaping.

Lastly, many authors use the name of Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) [13], a vague denomination which is much used in the industry.

The notion of a Conley attractor generalizes Definition 2.2, which is much used in the fractal geometry literature because it derives from the situation for a contractive IFS.

There is an intimate relation between the Pareto (II) distribution and the Pickands generalized Pareto model, which is much used in the study of extreme values and peaks over thresholds.

Which isn't much use for a device intended for backup.