Sentence examples for Useful aspect from inspiring English sources
The only really useful aspect of this definition is that culture involves groups (society) and that those groups share something.
That's the question that Apple answered with its Find My iPhone feature, an incredibly useful aspect of its $100-a-year MobileMe service.
Peter Crouch recorded the single goal, but the most useful aspect may have been the attempted rallies by the Euro 2008 co-hosts in the second half.
The most useful aspect of "The Central Park Five" may not be its analysis of racism, but rather of false confessions.
The swapping may be its most useful aspect: you can text-chat to other users to negotiate deals, then either meet up or send games in the post once you've successfully haggled.
A particularly useful aspect of the system was the use of Q1 to isolate ions from complex mixtures with narrow windows of isolation less than 1 m/z.
Another useful aspect of this change is that it is chemically reversible; i.e, if the protonation is reversed, or charge on the Zn2+ ion is neutralized (even partially), a return to the original state of affairs should be expected.
Which brings up one of the more useful aspects of these devices.
"The idea is to create the most useful aspects of a monastery without the ideological aspects of monasticism".
Their reprinting of archival material is one of the most useful aspects of their work.
Yet it exacerbates the modern tendency toward navel-gazing, while asking us to resist useful aspects of our nature.
