"On the other hand," he said, "some [rodent] diets can change the animal so profoundly that it's unusable for those experiments".
It's unusable, in fact, for anyone doing professional work that requires any degree of precision.
Also in 1980, the new embassy under construction in Moscow was found to be so riddled with listening devices that it would be unusable for secure work.
This lack of interactivity means that tachyons are unusable for the purposes of communication, since we believe it is impossible for us to create or to detect them.
It has been estimated that about 48 million ha of potentially useful agricultural land is unusable for growing rice in Southern Asia and South East Asia due to saline soils (Ponnamperuma and Bandyopadhya [1980]; Vinod et al. [2013]).
As much as 80percentt of the hair donated to Locks of Love, the best known of the charities, is unusable for its wigs, the group says.
Many of the city's public high school football and baseball fields have been unusable for decades, some as long as 50 years.
More recently, it has been shown that in some primates, specific mtDNA loci may be unusable for phylogeny reconstruction because of NuMts [ 8- 10].
It may do the job, but comes at a great cost: The house is unusable for days.
When a GPU is mining, it's typically running full throttle (perhaps with some undervolting and clock tweaks) and is unusable for anything else.
A significant portion of the world's 200,000 km of telegraph lines were adversely affected, many of which were unusable for 8 h or more which had a real economic impact.
