Sentence examples for flexibility useful from inspiring English sources

An orthogonal projector is formulated to add/remove the rigid body components from the generalized stiffness and flexibility matrices of a free free substructure, and thus make the substructural flexibility useful to model updating or damage identification.

That sort of flexibility is useful if you want banks to preserve capital in a crisis.Bankers also argue that a lot has been done to pay structures to align the interests of employees and shareholders.

We conclude that assessing the impact of technical interventions not only in terms of productivity but also in terms of changes in flexibility is useful for a better understanding of potential adoption of technical changes.

Exchange rate flexibility is useful as Russia has more leverage than struggling EU countries like Greece, which are bound to the euro.

This flexibility is useful because there is no commonly accepted standard of what is significant in archaeoastronomy.

This flexibility is useful in redesigning primers to amplify different regions of the TaEST-LUGs.

Such modelling flexibility is useful to establish a better epidemiological relationship that exists between childhood diseases and risk factors.

They also described dealing with setbacks and challenges by adopting a pragmatic stance while re-evaluating strategies and maintaining some flexibility was useful.

The "gig" economy does offer, potentially, useful flexibility for some.

And if his unpredictability, what Mr Sonenshein calls his "Brownian motion", once made it hard for him to form alliances, it now grants him a useful flexibility.For many Americans, California has become a byword for debt, dysfunction and decline.

Optimists in Europe argue that enlargement of the EU and the freer movement of workers—some 2m east Europeans now live and work in western Europe may give the continent useful flexibility during a recovery.Late last year the European Commission suggested that young, well-educated workers will be prepared to move to find jobs.