His next company, Linx Technology, won a contract with IBM to dispose of surplus computers that IBM considered unusable to resellers.
As much as 80percentt of a company's knowledge base may reside in documents that might have been considered unusable, industry analysts say.
The glut is partly the result of the invention in the United States of new drilling techniques that allow natural gas to be produced from geological formations considered unusable before.
During data analysis, sections of a minority of interview transcripts were considered unusable as participants' responses were affirmations or reiterations of the researcher explanations.
Any surveys in which a "no" response was chosen to this initial question were considered "unusable" since consent had not been given for participation.
During the evaluation and the validation, however, some spectra, especially those with large source-detector separations r, were considered as unusable because they contained zero data points (i.e., no signal).
This matter could not, of course, reduce the positive nature of the appreciation that needed to be reserved for this interpretative force, but it became unavoidably noticeable that we were obliged to consider it a largely unusable proposal when we were dealing with different landscapes from those that gave a historical background to the pages of Eliante.
Similarly, a lot of people who have bought private coverage through the exchanges have policies they consider unaffordable, or even unusable, because the out-of-pocket expenses are so high.
Data was considered to be unusable when there were several disconnections in the call or where a video recording did not record via the external camera.
Instead of creating a huge notebook that is unusable because of its complexity, consider developing checklists of tasks and/or key questions that various crisis team members need to answer to move forward.
