Now we began to paint with those bristles that had become usable.
Therefore, the numerical methods (e.g., some splitting iteration methods) have become usable and powerful tools in order to understand the behaviors of fractional differential equations.
Suddenly the interface with these systems has become almost usable.
After that, many papers were published regarding the improvement and applications of CIT (Austen et al. 1988; Raymund et al. 1990; Yeh and Raymund 1991; Andreeva et al. 1992; Fremouw et al. 1992; Pryse and Kersley 1992; Fehmers 1994; Kunitake et al. 1995), which show the CIT has become a usable radio technique for the ionospheric electron density reconstruction (Raymund et al. 1994).
However in the last few years, especially since smartphones and cellular-enabled tablets have emerged, serial-play has become much more usable.
And the water that is usable has become — in an age when man has forgotten his origins and is blind to the very conditions that are most essential to his survival — the victim of man's indifference.
"Libya has become totally free of usable chemical weapons that might present a potential threat to the security of local communities, the environment and neighbouring areas," Mr Abdelaziz said on Tuesday in the capital Tripoli.
Our ability to convert sunshine into usable energy has become much cheaper far more quickly than anyone had predicted.
In many Japanese companies, keeping ears and eyes open to usable innovations has become second nature, just another aspect of the job.
But turning dirty cash from drug sales into clean, usable currency has become harder for Mexican drug gangs as a result of tighter banking regulations at home and in the United States, their main market.
Due to rapid progress in the development of mass spectrometry devices during the last few years, identification by means of mass spectrometry has become a very powerful and usable tool.
