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These widgets make extensive use of cover art, so they are colorful and attractive.
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By contrast, modern people make extensive use of tools with hafts and shafts, such as hammers.
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OpenGamma provides risk management tools for sophisticated trading operations, like hedge funds, which make extensive use of derivatives.
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The 787, Boeing's newest and most technologically-advanced plane, is the first airliner to make extensive use of lithium-ion batteries.
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Lots of these new shelters make extensive use of entities, such as trusts and partnerships, that make them hard to find.
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Meanwhile, BCG says their research finds that companies that make extensive use of the Internet grow faster than those that do not.
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And it is the first airliner to make extensive use of lithium ion batteries, which are lighter, recharge faster and can hold more energy than other types of batteries.
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And it is the first airliner to make extensive use of lithium ion batteries, which are lighter, can hold more energy and are easier to fit into odd-sized spaces in airplanes than other types of batteries.
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Most companies make use of extensive outsourcing and even crowdsourcing, they use consultants, experts, agencies and, increasingly, tools like Mechanical Turk.
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He says all this has discouraged competitive bidding, and has failed to make use of the design team's extensive experience in ensuring value for money.
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But the extensive use of jargon, abbreviations and obscure slang can make it hard for computers to figure out what people are saying.
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Monsanto has conducted extensive field trials in Brazil of genetically modified soyabeans, which might also make possible less use of chemicals.
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