Sentences with phrase «in wide use»

He argued that while peak blockchain hype was last year, it will still be some time before we see blockchains in wide use in the financial industry.

Critics of the credit, however, have argued that companies have abused it by claiming write - offs for drugs already in wide use.

Looking around most school facilities — even those that aren't old and crumbling — it's obvious that so much of it is obsolete today, and yet still in wide use.

Protein powders are in wide use among athletes and ordinary people as a way to increase total protein consumption.

They say analysis of the 30 data points is more informative about likely future emissions than national figures in wider use because it allows errors to be tracked more closely.

It is commercially available and in wide use through out the world.

Solid - state drives are different from the mechanical, magnetic hard drives in wide use.

They are believed to be in wide use in professional sports such as baseball, football, basketball, and hockey — although most players deny it.

Windward's intelligence solution, MARINT, is already in wide use by Security, Intelligence and Law Enforcement agencies worldwide, who use Windward's data and insights to preemptively identify threats before they reach their shores.

Researchers have confirmed for the first time that two of the top genomic databases, which are in wide use today by clinical geneticists, reflect a measurable bias toward genetic data based on European ancestry over that of African ancestry.

Hanging door organizers — from shoe racks (Walmart, $ 10) to file racks (Amazon, $ 25)-- are also in wide use for storing class supplies and papers, and teachers even use an item called chair pockets (The Chair Pocket Factory, $ 8 to $ 10) to manage clutter.

Penicillin and its relatives have been in wide use since the 1940s, but researchers have only now discovered another way that it thwarts bacteria.

Most new vehicles don't have crash avoidance features, and it will take some time before the systems are in wide use as newer vehicles supplant older ones.

Global surface temperatures in 2016 averaged 14.8 degrees Celsius (58.64 °F), or 1.3 C (2.3 F) higher than estimated before the Industrial Revolution ushered in wide use of fossil fuels, the EU body said.

It is also in wide use worldwide, and sponsored by Sun Microsystems.

This was important to both the first customer to purchase this model and also our founder and owner Bob Clarizio who felt there was a need to pay homage to Chicago native Frank Loyd Wright who's craftsman architecture is still in wide use across the Midwest where Titan Tiny Homes is located.

Although APIs have been in wide use on the Internet for over a decade, they haven't played a role in the more recent explosion of third - party apps like Venmo and Mint, which let consumers transfer and budget money through features that banks themselves have been slow to provide.

In the teaching of research ethics, she initiated the Teaching Responsible Conduct of Research (TRCR) certificate program offered through the University of Illinois and done research on the efficacy of and developed materials in wide use, including experiential learning materials ranging from two - minute challenges for incorporation into substantive courses to role playing exercises.

It will be in wide use just like debit cards and credit cards.»

But neonics remained in wide use.

That's in contrast to many diabetes drugs currently in wide use that leave patients» bones weaker.

These shortcomings, as well as the same demands that drive most technological innovation — to make it smaller, faster, cheaper, less prone to failure — have produced a number of candidate data - storage technologies in recent years, all of which offer some combination of advantages over the devices in wide use today.

There are more than 100 chemotherapy agents in wide use, but oncologists have very little information to guide their decisions about which of these drugs to use in a given patient.

TPV operates on the same principle as solar cells in wide use today, but converts photons at infrared wavelengths rather than those in the visible spectrum.

One prominent victim is the Data Encryption Standard (DES), in wide use throughout the computer world.

That is why I did not include it in my list of strategies in wide use in countries that are outperforming the United States.

This dream still hasn't been realized — Portfolios are available for some non-tested subjects, but are not in wide use due to cost.

One online program in wide use by the district, Edgenuity, has students taking eight five - hour sessions online.

A roadway feature called rumble strips already is in wide use along the sides of highways, and in some cases down the middle of two - lane roads, for the same purpose as lane departure warning.

Chip & PIN technology1 is already tested, proven and in wide use around the world.

The method that's probably in widest use and most accepted is the Live Release Rate (LRR), which is calculated by adding up live releases (adoptions, return - to - owner, and transfers) and dividing by the total of live releases plus euthanasias.

Startups such as Worn Again are working on chemical recycling methods, but no method is in wide use yet.»

The mechanism in widest use is emissions trading, where companies or countries buy and sell permits to pollute.

I have spoken with many in the legal community who feel concern about the prospect of applying certain technological advances to legal practice: this can encompass emerging innovations, such as semantic analysis of legal materials and algorithm powered software for giving legal advice, and the adoption of technology in wide use, like new versions of office software.

F.D.A. Raises Heart Alert on Antibiotic in Wide Use, New York Times, March 12, 2013 FDA Drug Safety Communication: Azithromycin (Zithromax or Zmax) and the risk of potentially fatal heart rhythms, FDA, March 12, 2013

The judge also noted that «bastard» and similar swear words were in wide use at the time, and that people would take it as such, and not as an accusation that the circumstances of B's birth were compromised.

Regardless of this, the coin has gained genuine respect among the bitcoin community due to its unique cryptographic algorithms and the promise to become the first truly anonymous decentralised currency in wide use.

Likely in wider use than the G Watch, thanks to it being the first with a stylish circular face, the device will also miss out on Android Wear 2.0.

The incandescent bulbs in wide use ever since Thomas Edison received a patent for his version in 1880 are being phased out.

Though Emili isn't the only system of its kind — other mortgage insurers and data companies have their own computerized models — it is by far the one in widest use, stamping its approval on hundreds of thousands of Canadian mortgages each year.

Burdock root is a natural botanical for that is in wide use for many conditions, among them arthritic pain, swollen joints and rheumatism.

Ironically, it is the first edition of this book which is in wide use among English - speaking scholars, although the second edition is unquestionably more mature and important.

Proprietary reading and math systems that automatically adjust to the learner's performance are already in wide use in K — 12 classrooms, while fully adaptive learning - management systems are gaining a foothold there and in career and technical education.

«The idea is to take the supercar to a whole new level of environmental compatibility using technology and materials already in wide use today,» Autoweek's source said.

Still in wide use today, the drug works by modulating estrogen levels in women who are producing too much of the hormone to properly trigger a monthly ovulation cycle.

Kindle does NOT currently talk ePub (which is important to note since ePub is in wide use as a format standard at this point).