secondary use

Finally, let me mention the special need to protect secondary use.

Most of it must have gone directly to these secondary uses.

The school colors are black and white with a secondary use of silver.

The secondary use of speech is to please and be entertaining to each other in conversation.

It has a secondary use as a location to engage in sexual relations.

These secondary use cases may prove to be reusable as well.

A secondary use is cycling in areas too narrow for cab rotation.

A towing eye is fitted for secondary use as a site tractor.

A lot of them are space-challenged secondary use laptops.

A secondary use of a beer koozie is to easily identify one's beverage from another.

A secondary use for the proposed disguised chocolate bar was as an emergency hand grenade.

Both patient and target structure localization were secondary uses.

A secondary use for this system is as an UAV.

In addition to eating and human vocalization, the human tongue has many secondary uses.

The purified water is only employed for secondary uses such as flushing toilets.

The tombstone was in secondary use in a terrace.

"Secondary use of news or other media published in multiple languages would be an effective way to improve performance of speech translation."

Its walls are constructed from ancient building stones and fragments of marble slabs in secondary use.

Pfizer patented this secondary use in the United States and Europe.

A secondary use of the light would be to dazzle and disorient enemy troops, making it harder for them to return fire accurately.

The weapon has a secondary use as a longer-ranged weapon for precise shots.

Secondary uses of the term are as follows:

Some evidence exists to suggest that some had a secondary use in the charking of coal into coke.

Unfortunately, after the collapse of the Ottomans, locals took apart the rail infrastructure for secondary use in construction.

A secondary use for the root cellar is as a place in which to store wine or home-made alcoholic beverages.