Sentence examples for it is useful to define from inspiring English sources
Although the eGf method for determining fault slip from local (e.g. Hartzell, 1978; Mori and Hartzell, 1990; Mori, 1993), regional (e.g. Dreger, 1994; Hough and Dreger, 1996; Li et al., 1995; Kanamori et al., 1992) and teleseismic (e.g. Antolik et al., 1996; Velasco et al., 1994) data is adequately presented elsewhere it is useful to define the model that will be used to invert the MRF data.
Because the terms abstract and concrete are used multifariously (and often vaguely) in psychology (and in lay speech), it is useful to define exactly what is meant by abstract versus concrete identifications in the current analysis.
As it is either possible to further expand the steam in the steam turbine down to condenser pressure or to use it for heating of the district heating system, it is useful to define the power loss coefficient ((beta )), see (3).
This approach to spatial prediction is becoming more commonplace, and it is useful to define it as a general concept.
Because courtship behaviour involves the transmission of information by means of signals, it is useful to define at this point an important group of social signals called displays.
But, as this model is nonlinear, it is useful to define pieces of information aimed at aiding the manager to improve the performance situation.
For this use case, it's useful to define "blockchain" as a metaphor for decentralized and open data, while aiming for an implementation that is also capable of scaling at low cost and preserving the complex relationships and interactions we have with our universal culture.
Even though this number is an underestimation, due to the stringent strategy for calling somatic mutations that allowed a false negative rate of 0.41 (Supplementary Table 3), it was useful to define 2 subsets of old SCCs.
A wider range of interview subjects might have broadened the perspective, yet before criticizing a tradition, it's useful to define it, and Jones (a superb critic who now heads the New York Film Festival) offers deep insight into the watershed moment and the enduring forms of Hitchcock's canonization.
One issue here is whether it's useful to define autobiographical memories as those which are unusually significant (Nelson 1993).
