Meanings of use a form in English

Electric toothbrushes use a form of wireless power transmission called inductive coupling.

For himself, he would use a form of liquid latex.

Guided buses use a form of tracks (usually a concrete kerb) that steers the bus.

The London Assembly elections use a form of proportional representation which will be changed to first-past-the-post if the Tories win power.

They plan to use a form of community-based land ownership to allow charities to grant affordable, long-term land leases to small-scale farmers.

Finally, the Swarm Leader must know that the Core wishes us to use a form of deathwand explosive device to counter the Ouster invasion.

Because the elections use a form of proportional representation, the party has a much better chance of winning seats in Wales than at Westminster.

In many jurisdictions governments use a form of MAT to ensure that tax breaks don't pull domestic companies' effective tax rate below a minimum threshold.

Apple uses a form of end-to-end encryption in its iMessage app.

The socio-demographic information and the characteristics of the lesions were collected using a form.

Data extraction will be carried out using a form created for the purposes of this review.

Robbery is classified as breaking into a property, committing theft and using a form of violence.

Amazon uses a form of AI in recommending products you might like on its popular retail site.

He used a form and a phrase which he was always accustomed to employ in these circumstances.

Modern journalism uses a form known as the "open letter" which is really an epistle.

When hurried or feeling the need for discretion, Rinaldi used a form of shorthand known only to him.