This all makes for a more usable OS X.
2001 G.M. MINIVANS: The mildly restyled 2001 Chevrolet Venture, Oldsmobile Silhouette and Pontiac Montana minivans, which go on sale in the fall, have second- and third-row seats that fold flat for a more usable cargo area.
For a more usable form of pomegranate flavor, look for juice (now widely available) or molasses, which can be found in Middle Eastern stores.
Thereafter, bivariate analyses (of pooled data for the five years under study in order to create a more usable dataset for the logistic regression analysis) were carried out.
Moreover, associations and existing networks can also be very useful as intermediaries for translating the knowledge into a more usable format and to convey information to the final targets identified (e.g., policy makers, firms, and final users).
In this regard, associations of producers and of consumers and other existing networks (e.g., forestry consortia) can be very useful, either as a source of information not published in the scientific literature and as intermediaries for translating the knowledge into a more usable format and to convey information to the final targets identified (e.g., policy makers, firms, and final users).
The application of the traditional principles of structured programming to the design of a Web site can provide a more usable site for the visitors to the site.
AppFigures, for those unfamiliar, is a popular service for taking data from iTunes Connect, Google Play and other app stores, and putting it into a more usable format for developers.
Third, there is a need for better, more usable evidence related to the effectiveness, the implementation at scale, and the economics of prevention interventions.
Analysis of results revealed interaction effects of users' cognitive processing characteristics towards preference and performance of CAPTCHA, suggesting that individual differences at such an intrinsic level are important to be considered for designing more usable and user-centric CAPTCHA challenges.
