Sentence examples for historically useful from inspiring English sources

I suppose Voltaire and the others performed a historically useful service but they're such vulgarians'; Yeats?

This strategy points up thematic and stylistic links across a wide span, which is historically useful.

Because a certain preening narcissism of the ego has been historically useful for the flourishing of all manner of skulduggery.

In 1965 the art director Bryan Robertson included him in the plush and – unusually for a wrist-breaking coffee table book – historically useful Private View, written with John Russell and with photographs by Lord Snowdon.

It is also shown that an Ångström-type equation, which is historically useful in relating time of bright sunshine to average solar radiation, is the statistical expectation of solar irradiance in this model.

In accordance with the historically useful Killip classification, the close relationship among the outcomes in patients undergoing primary percutaneous coronary interventions was confirmed by DeGeare and colleagues [ 2].

But is the term art-historically useful for those who are not sharecroppers or the urban poor?

Continuous laboratory evolution has been historically used to study problems including antibiotic resistance, organismal adaptation, phylogenetic reconstruction, and host pathogen interactions, with more recent applications focusing on the rapid generation of proteins and nucleic acids with useful, tailor-made properties.

A columnar database has historically been useful with data warehouse systems that do complex queries over large amounts of data.

Nevertheless, haplotypes have historically been useful in contexts ranging from population genetics to disease-gene mapping efforts.

Cell-based phenotypic assays and pathway screening of synthetic small molecules and natural products have historically provided useful chemical tools for modulating and/or studying complex cellular processes.