Sentence examples for be useful to implement from inspiring English sources

It might be useful to implement a minimal skin and use it as a base class for your other skins.

Refugees seem to prefer the use of the same interpreter with each consultation, and it may be useful to implement this where possible.

Therefore, it would be useful to implement and validate this method to profile heterogeneity in cancers, in order to better-inform treatment decisions.

bThe people type can be useful to implement k-Anonymity[51] style privacy mechanisms; the idea is to aggregate as many messages as needed to ensure anonymity.

These complementary conditions can be useful to implement a transport hub as the part of an overall larger integrated policy and/or plan aiming at (re developing linked economic activities and urban function (re development.

More importantly, since the community-level structure is exhibited by almost all studied real-world complex networks, an efficient algorithm for detecting communities would be useful to implement a pre-treatment step for a number of general complex operations such as computation distribution, huge graph visualization and large-scale graph compression [25].

Precisely, only a subset of HTTP is useful to implement a Web service [52] and, consequently, our small HTTP implementation supports only a limited set of requests (GET/POST only), headers, MIME types, encodings (UTF-8 only), languages and mechanisms.

List manipulation is useful to implement selective receives of messages with defined characteristics (rather than accepting messages in FIFO sequence) in an Erlang-like fashion.

Compiled tasks are less flexible than interpreted ones, but they are more efficient (native code) and are useful to implement the library of common processing tasks (e.g., compute an average value, count the number of items) which we refer to as operators.

While in our system this approximation is not totally justified (see parameters values below), it is useful to implement it in order to discriminate between the effects caused by different stochastic contributions and to obtain analytical expressions.

For demonstration purposes, we now describe how Jano can be used to implement a useful location control policy to ensure the intended privacy in location services.