Sentence examples for extend its usefulness from inspiring English sources

Automatic's integration is most interesting, as it allows Circle to extend its usefulness to households with older children – an area often overlooked by parental control apps today, which seem to focus more on protecting kids from adult content or limiting screen time.

The tweaking of materials and chemicals in the lithium-ion battery will extend its usefulness for at least another decade or more, said Gao Liu, a scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.

This paper will discuss the recent enhancements which have been made to the DIII-D Plasma Control System (PCS) in order to further extend its usefulness as a shared tool for worldwide fusion research.

We propose that adding optics to the fiber or finely shaping its tip will greatly extend its usefulness.

Later on, the sensor can be turned into a portable air quality and temperature monitor, extending its usefulness.

Now that it's joining Lexalytics, the company is rolling out a series of products that will extend its reach and usefulness.

This looks like Twitter's first big deal with a Russian portal, and could point to more local partnerships of its kind — useful for Twitter extending its coverage and usefulness beyond its home market and English.

This study provides further support for the usefulness of the MISS and extends its application to include elderly persons.

Some suspected that he was a fabulist, who embroidered his accounts of K.G.B. secrets in order to extend his usefulness to Western intelligence.

The application of this tool in the inspection and environmental assessment of buildings allows the geographical scale of analysis to be extended to a group of buildings within the area of interest and consequently to extend the limits of its usefulness within the field of planning and environmental assessment.

Macroeconomists have accordingly extended the rational optimization framework to account for the "lumpy" nature of durable goods (i.e., a large purchase is made in a single moment, but its usefulness extends over a long period; one cannot buy 1/20 of a new automobile).