The phrase "at any useful" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "We should consider the data at any useful point in our analysis."
Alternatives: "at any relevant" or "at any beneficial".
It's a pity, however, that Mr Cowen doesn't really arrive at any useful advice for keeping the dentist in line.
Critics have doubted Hyperloop's viability, questioning how a partial vacuum can be maintained in the tubes at any useful length under real-world conditions including temperature variations.
Although, so far, there has been only limited data collected about the sea floor, with just 10% of the habitat mapped at any useful scale for science, bathymetry experts said that the public's ability to "interact" with the oceans and gain better understanding, as well as see the evidence of global warming, could have quite an impact on perceptions.
The implications that the Paris Agreement has for climate financing to support the essential research and capacity development needed to underpin a successful low carbon sea transport transition strategy at any useful scale and speed are also considered in this paper.
Bert became quietly adept at swerving any useful answer.
The picture was stored in the database as HP plotter pen movement commands, so you can get a picture, you can get a connection table but you couldn't put them together at least in any useful way. Figure 9 Data Details Chemical structures.
And the shift of battle lines from Kiev to Simferopol, Crimea's regional capital, has raised further questions about why and whether the revolutionary stragglers at Maidan are serving any useful purpose.
Wilde was famously an advocate of aestheticism, inscribing his seminal novel "The Picture Of Dorian Gray" with the statement: "All art is quite useless," a dramatic way of saying that what's compelling to look at needn't serve any useful purpose.
Watch animal artists in action (UCL Grant Museum of Zoology/Rob Eagle) Whether drawing or painting serves any useful purpose at the zoo, it is at least clear that humans are not the only animals capable of creating works of art, nor are we the only ones who appear to derive satisfaction from it.
If you don't have any useful space at home, try visiting a nearby park or schoolyard at a time when few other people are using it.
Now, interference rejection ratio at any given useful signal band is given by the integrals of spectral densities G σ ( e j 2 π f T S ) and G τ ( e j 2 π f T S ) of the above random signals σ(k) and τ k), i.e., Γ 1 = ∫ f ��� Ω C, 1 G σ ( e j 2 π f T S ) d f ∫ f ∈ Ω C, 1 G τ ( e j 2 π f T S ) d f, (40).
