More recently when rumours of her affair with Pitt caused people across America to sport T-shirts emblazoned with either 'Team Jolie or Team Aniston'n', the media focus usefully switched to her charity work in Cambodia.
Sharing computer programs (and stimuli) is easily achievable: when publishing an article, the computer program can be made available either as supplementary material or, more usefully, through a repository.
Computational linguistics is the scientific and engineering discipline concerned with understanding written and spoken language from a computational perspective, and building artifacts that usefully process and produce language, either in bulk or in a dialogue setting.
This method may usefully be applied to study volcanoes, either to provide information on their internal structure or to monitor density changes eventually produced by magma ascent or phase changes occurring in their superficial hydrothermal reservoirs.
The book usefully contains sufficient tables and figures, which either achieve visual impact to enhance understanding, or communicate information more effectively than cluttering up texts.
These are not imposed by either the task or the hardware, and might be usefully correlated with physiological measurements in future experiments.
Overall, there were so few movements observed during the passive listening phase, either within or across listeners, that no statistical analysis could be usefully performed on the data.
Future research could therefore usefully serve to establish whether interpretive training scenarios which initially equally implicate either positive or negative outcomes prior to their resolution, or if those resolutions which disconfirm an initially established expectation serve to most effectively modify interpretive bias and emotional vulnerability.
Non Uniform Cache Architectures (NUCAs) offer a hierarchy of access times, which can be usefully exploited by the NUCA management policies (i.e. the ways in which data are either mapped to cache banks and/or moved among them upon access) to achieve high performance and low power consumption.
"Either they make up or they break up," was the sound bite Cameron fed to the House Of Commons: a usefully compact way of affirming his impotence in the face of matters that don't concern him, like a eunuch with an expert grasp of double penetration.
