Sentence examples for a useful working from inspiring English sources

Kolmogorov-Martin-Löf randomness is a reasonable and representative exemplar of the algorithmic approach to randomness, and it is adopted here as a useful working definition of randomness for sequences.

However, starting with the current more abstract set of axioms provided the simplest method and approach for building a useful, working model, positing principles of operation, and testing hypotheses as discussed above.

This conclusion is likely too simplistic, but can serve as a useful working hypothesis for the dissection of Raf isoform function.

He has also struck up a useful working relationship with Andrew Stern, president of the SEIU, a big union, to campaign for health-care reform in America.

First, at a microlevel data, the commodity technology model seems to be a useful working hypothesis according to the tests provided in [15] and in [19].

The silicone oil-carbon paste electrode has been shown to be a useful working electrode in methanolic media to investigate the voltammetric behaviour of some native and nitrated phenothiazine derivatives, namely phenothiazine, fluphenazine, and trifluoromethylphenothiazine.

It was the spotted flycatcher, one of the latest migrants to arrive, energetically performing a useful work, one indeed which is being urged as necessary, the destruction of flies.

For this reason, it is natural to ask whether temporary contracts are indeed a useful work-sharing arrangement during a crisis.

Raphael has provided a useful work on traditional medicine in Nigeria, about its current status and the future [1], while Soladoye et al. [32] provided a list of 143 plant species belonging to 58 families which were found to be useful for the treatment of haemorrhoids in South Western Nigeria.

Steinitz wrote that "Mr Gossip has produced a useful work, which in some respects must be regarded even superior to that of Staunton or any other previous writers on the chess openings..

Consensus methods are a useful work-around, displaying a summary of the topological signal common to the compared trees.