Examples of using Making use in English and their translations into Chinese
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Currently, Dji, Corbett aviation and other manufacturers are also making use of hydrogen fuel cells attempt.
To train his network, Sagar used a dataset from CryptoCompare, making use of features such as price, volume and open, high and low values.
No adverse or prejudicial effects shall result to any student making use of the provisions of this section.
Attorri's belief is that IDEs are typically cluttered, suffering from unintuitive workflows that prevent developers making use of their powerful capabilities.
They created a new rooftop weather and temperature-proof panel, cleverly making use of the space in the sunroof compartment to minimise overall height.
(d) Making use of videoconferencing and other modern means of communication for, inter alia, the transmission of requests, consultation between central authorities, the taking of testimony and statements, and training;
(h) To incorporate forest education in the curricula of primary and secondary schools, making use of all media, and taking advantage of the opportunity of the International Year of Forests, 2011;
The English localization follows the precedents set by the DS remake of Final Fantasy IV, featuring similar writing and making use of the same translations of names and terminology.
Making use of the authority of existing bodies; that is, the subsidiary bodies would draw from reports of the Adaptation Committee in drafting their conclusions, which could then be included in decisions by the COP.
To formulate a programme of actions in the field of" energy and sustainable development", making use, inter alia, of the recommendations of the Committee on the key issues, as a step towards a world sustainable energy programme.
Making use of the comparative strengths of MINUSTAH(see paras. 43-45 above) responds to the explicit request of the Haitian authorities as the proposed MINUSTAH activities are aligned with, and supportive of, national priorities.
(e) Making use of the possibilities provided by the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons(OPCW) and United Nations regional disarmament centres in order to promote the ideas of disarmament and non-proliferation.
If history is the best teacher, the history of resistance to occupation and to colonization has already provided more than a few lessons. Unfortunately, Israel is not making use of the opportunity for achieving peace.
In 2004, the energy and environment practice network grew from a membership of 700 to 1,000, indicating that the practice community is increasingly aware of and making use of the tools provided by the practice.
Most delegations concurred that domestic resources could be mobilized by tapping the potential in the informal sector, developing better taxation policies, making use of remittances and reversing capital flight.
(b) The ISU will continue to communicate, as appropriate, the decisions and priorities resulting from the Convention' s meetings, making use wherever possible of low cost but effective means of doing so.
The new trend, called‘digital paintbrush', is much more versatile, making use of dimensions and ultimately giving off a more modern and aesthetically pleasing look.
China, in seeking out its own prosperity, has chosen to pursue a policy of rapprochement, successfully making use of the West for its own modernization.
In a separate incident on 20 February, over 50 people, including Ministry staff, held a hostile demonstration outside the El Periódico offices, making use of State resources.
Renumber indicator of achievement(a) as(a)(i), and add a new indicator of achievement:"(a)(ii) Number of ESCAP member States making use of recommendations supported by ESCAP in policy design and implementation".