Sentence examples for exchange useful from inspiring English sources
Its purpose is to foster fruitful discussions and exchange useful information quickly and efficiently.
It is a simple yet powerful way to group and exchange useful links to information -- online and offline.
The quality of these exchanges, called in this paper collaboration, requires the ability to exchange useful, understandable and unambiguous data and information to the different designers involved.
However, at the same time, when people gather and exchange useful information, they also receive unwanted data and contents, such as spam and unsolicited commercial advertisements.
After that, all the non-dominated solutions visited by the particles are preserved in an external archive, where evolutionary search strategy is further performed to exchange useful information among them.
The goal of this page is twofold; to provide a resource for graduates of the workshop and others interested in pursuing projects with the PIC to exchange useful code and tips, and to serve as a sele paced guide for those who did not have the opportunity to take the workshop, yet wish to learn the course material.
Social connections through email, telephone or face-to-face meeting are not merely instrumental in exchanging useful information for maintaining health and well-being, they can also be reaffirming of one's sense of self and be a pleasure in themselves.
Cortana requires the same sort of trade off – some privacy risk in exchange for useful functionality – as Apple's Siri and Google Now, and for the same reasons.
Hundreds of such scientific exchanges occurred over the years -- though the layman might be forgiven a bit of shock upon learning that potential adversaries often exchange information useful in making nuclear weapons.
He would eliminate meetings that result in no exchange of useful information, as Louis V. Gerstner Jr. sought to do when he took over as chief executive of I.B.M. in 1993.
Instead, the ones who manage to graduate face a future with a piece of paper that signifies little other than four to six years spent listening to professors blather on without any exchange of useful skills.
