Sentence examples for first usable from inspiring English sources

The first usable version of BitTorrent appeared in October 2002, but the system needed a lot of fine-tuning.

The very first usable semiconductor nuclear detector was made in Utrecht, around 1943, in the form of an AgCl crystal.

Milner created a program called "NetStumbler," the page also says, and describes the early version of NetStumbler as "the world's first usable  'Wardriving' application for Windows".

Mr. Milner created a program called "NetStumbler," the page also says, and describes the early version of NetStumbler as "the world's first usable  'Wardriving' application for Windows".

Likewise, although the first usable typewriter wasn't manufactured until 1873, by the firearms producer E. Remington & Sons, the logic of typewriting, Wershler-Henry writes, has shaped "not only written documents but also bodies, workplaces and practices, institutions and politics".

In 1963, Lacoste changed the world of tennis by introducing the first usable metal racquet — a design that was produced by Wilson in the United States and adopted by players like Jimmy Connors and Billie Jean King.

Usable's first product, Usable Requirements, is a powerful yet easy-to-use tool that makes teams focus on what their project really is.

Those factors led to the dismembering of high-speed rail, the sorry spectacle of the first alleged usable segment, which is not usable, 130 miles from Merced to Bakersfield, which will now be built as conventional rail!

For three years he has been crafting a digital reproduction of the famous face the first fully usable Doves font since the original metal pieces were swallowed by the Thames.

As you know, I've been spending a lot of time on computer vision, cameras, etc. Glass presents the first really usable Augmented Reality platform, because it's the first time that you can get a true overlay on reality, without having to be walking with your phone/tablet in front of your face!

In just eight months at "Access Hollywood," he has distinguished himself as a cocksure but affable on-air presence, someone capable of conjuring instant bonhomie and a few seconds of usable tape with reluctant celebrities as they blow by on the red carpet at movie premieres.