utylizacja

14:37 Dec 23, 2013 

utylizują SDS jako źródło węgla dla swojego rozwoju - więc raczej chodzi o wykorzystanie

01:37 Dec 19, 2013 

We need to rethink this in light of Mr. Polangmar's comments. I will. This is not about style anymore but the very meaning of the word.
Well, I changed my mind.

15:58 Dec 18, 2013 

ale może jest to taka "utylizacja" jak odpadów, ponieważ substancja jest toksyczna

14:54 Dec 18, 2013 

Actually "utilise" does not mean exactly the same as "use": Surprisingly, “utilize,” a 19th-century loanword from French (8), does have very specific and valid uses, mostly in the scientific world. The word “utilize” often appears “in contexts in which a strategy is put to practical advantage or a chemical or nutrient is being taken up and used effectively” (9). For example, according to the American Heritage Guide to Contemporary Usage and Style, you might hear “utilize” properly used in a sentence such as “If a diet contains too much phosphorus, calcium is not utilized efficiently” (9).

So if you're a science writer, you might find yourself using the word “utilize.” If you’re just a regular person writing a regular sentence, you should probably just stick with the word “use.”

- See more at: http://www.quickanddirtytips.com/education/grammar/use-versu...

14:39 Dec 18, 2013 

Please google "utilize" and "pompous."

14:03 Dec 18, 2013 

Utilize (albo utilise) jest lepsze, szczegolnie w publikacjach naukowych, ale "use" tez moze byc.