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2Likes- 03-Oct-2011, 06:09 #1
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"by using" or "with using" or "by use of"? Hi,
Which one is correct?
1. Design and Implementation of Digital Thermo-Controller by using 8951 Microcontroller.
2. Design and Implementation of Digital Thermo-Controller with using 8951 Microcontroller.
3. Design and Implementation of Digital Thermo-Controller by use of 8951 Microcontroller.
Thanks in advance.
- 03-Oct-2011, 06:27 #2
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Teacher Re: "by using" or "with using" or "by use of"? Welcome to the forum, mo_soroush
The simplest sentence seems to me to be:
Design and Implementation of Digital Thermo-Controller using 8951 Microcontroller.
I assume, from the absence of articles and finite verb, that this is a title.
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