Example sentences of "be used as [noun] of " in BNC.
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| 31 | The syntactic recogniser has been designed to be used as part of a text recognition system . |
| 32 | The Chemical Sciences modules may be used as part of programmes in a number of vocational areas such as chemical processing , pharmaceuticals , biochemistry , petrochemicals and agriculture . |
| 33 | The Physical Sciences modules may be used as part of programmes in a number of vocational areas such as medical physics , optical technology , electrical engineering , electronic engineering , catering , instrumentation , computer technology , metallurgy , building and civil engineering . |
| 34 | now some of you will also have seen a form being circulated , asking you to agree that the recordings that are being made of the discussions , can be used as part of a research project . |
| 35 | Keywords can not be used as part of the user-supplied information ( e.g. within COMMENT fields ) . |
| 36 | They should not be used as part of the user-supplied entries ( e.g. in comment fields ) . |
| 37 | They should not be used as part of the user-supplied entries ( e.g. in comment fields ) . |
| 38 | Specially developed computer based material can also be used as part of the assessment process . |
| 39 | In all cases conventional references to the firm may be used as part of the name . |
| 40 | In fact this implies that any tax base at all may be used as part of " own resources " . |
| 41 | A tender offer may be used as part of a stakebuilding strategy . |
| 42 | Where it is expected that circulars , advertisements and other public documents will be used as part of the takeover process it will be important that all statements contained in them can be substantiated with adequate fact . |
| 43 | Chapters 5 and 6 will demonstrate how the microcomputer can be used as part of the curricular work done by pupils and how it can greatly increase the use of school resources in the library and in the classroom . |
| 44 | The rationale behind island-driving was the expectation that some words in the utterance would be pronounced sufficiently clearly to be recognised out of context , and could therefore be used as islands of comparative certainty from which to build an interpretation of the rest of the utterance . |
| 45 | II can not be used as means of production in their natural material form . |
| 46 | Measurements of cell proliferation can be used as biomarkers of preneoplastic change . |
| 47 | Initially applied in the context of lakes and their drainage basins which can be used as units of sediment-based ecological study ( Oldfield , 1977 ) , the techniques have now been shown to have widespread application to sediment correlation in lake sediments , to differentiation of weathering and pedogenesis , to the identification of sediment sources , and there may subsequently be application of mineral magnetic measurements to long sediment sequences from major lake basins in non-glaciated regions , to near-shore marine sediments in morphogenetically dynamic areas , and also to cave sediments , alluvial fills , river terrace sequences and to loess successions . |
| 48 | Clinics can also be used as centres of resource knowledge . |
| 49 | The key elements of the political approach identified earlier in the chapter , those of incremental budgetary approaches , micropolitical factors and satisficing behaviour of groups , can be set in the following framework to provide factors that can be used as indicators of the existence of political decision-making processes : |
| 50 | The method can thus also be used as form of peer review . |
| 51 | Industrial research has reflected this , and the earlier use of antibodies , based on electrochemical detection and a reformatted conventional immunoassay , has given way to antibodies being used as part of optical waveguides ( eg flexible optical fibres , prisms and glass plates ) . |
| 52 | All Wednesday evening and into the night , companies trickled in with announcements that their kit was being used as part of Nynex Corp 's new Nynex Enterprise Services high capacity digital private line service ( CI No 2,148 ) : the system will use more than 100 Sparcserver systems from Sun Microsystems Computer Corp to provide the services , and they will use Tivoli Systems Inc 's software to manage the services ; Dynatech Corp 's Parallax Graphics unit supplied its XVideo system to display digital video coming from up to two channels of live video display and one-channel video output , and Synernetics Inc , based in North Billerica , Massachusetts says it will supply a switching hub for the Enterprise Fibre Distributed Data Interface part of the system . |
| 53 | To date 15 personnel from British Steel have been trained using this system which is now being used as part of normal training practice . |
| 54 | Unless the speech is being used as part of an interactive dialogue system then it is likely that writing is more natural for the situation . |
| 55 | Senior Moroccan government officials alleged that the Perrault book was being used as part of a French " anti-Moroccan campaign " . |
| 56 | These student assessments were used as part of the formative evaluation of the course in that they provided information on the functioning of the course as , for example , in the presentation of the references . |
| 57 | Repeated many times over , the words of Luhnenschloss finally came to the notice of the RSPCA last year and were used as part of further discussions it was on the point of entering into with the Jockey Club in the hope of further reform . |
| 58 | Little was done to halt mass pro-Iraqi demonstrations on the West Bank and Gaza Strip ; instead they were used as evidence of Arafat 's close links with Saddam Hussein 's " terrorist " state . |
| 59 | It may give evidence of trade , since coins were used as objects of trade . |
| 60 | Sometimes the workmanship in these archaic stone artefacts was very fine , and it is possible that they were used as insignia of rank , in much the same way as stone maces in the Wessex Culture in southern England ; if so , it is curious that the same obsolete tool became associated with rank in two cultures that were geographically so widely separated . |