transient use

"A property would have a higher value if those rooms were available for transient use."

This is because the space available for transient use will diminish.

"But people can make a lot more money from transient use than by using a room as a permanent residence."

The common name applied to them was "those ones," or "the old ones," though other terms had a local and transient use.

He likes hardcore material, and what for many is of transient use seems to lodge in Ash's head.

All the others are either being turned over to luxury use, transient use or dormitories."

It employs unconventional techniques and materials, even to the extent of transient use of the human body.

Mr. Luxemburg said that problems relating to the transient use of apartments in condominiums are common.

Several of the buildings have been condemned, while other are taking transient uses such as fronts for flea markets, and mattress liquidators.

"It is not as simple as vacating a unit and converting it to transient use," Mr. Adler said.

In transient use, mobile station devices from one GMRS system may communicate through a mobile relay station in another GMRS system with the permission of its licensee.

However, he said, while some condominium bylaws contain limitations on the transient use of an apartment, boards generally do not have the same degree of control as do boards of co-ops over leasing of apartments.

The transient use in this chapter and subsequently of the plural form Dwarfs is curious (Dwarves, which goes back to the beginning, and was the form in The Hobbit, is used in the previous chapter, $ 108).