Second, building more and larger facilities will be of little utility if minor offenders and reconcilable Afghans are lumped in cells together with violent extremists.
"We were known as the small little utility to the south," said Mr. Moore, who has known Mr. Baum since his arrival.
"It seems striking," Brandt writes, "that a product of such little utility, ephemeral in its very nature, could be such an encompassing vehicle for understanding the past.
In court filings, lawyers for the families argue that while AR-15 rifles are a "valuable law enforcement weapon", they have "little utility for legitimate civilian purposes".
Some board members worry that for WBAI, which is forever on the edge of insolvency, not to mention anarchy, an imprisoned member is of little utility.
If R = 0 the series has little utility, but when R > 0 the sum of the infinite series defines a function f(x).
It had a washer-dryer in a little utility area off the kitchen and something even more rare: a private entrance.
Research has repeatedly shown that the biologic variations among individuals of the same race are reliably great enough for race to retain little utility as a biologic predictor.
Ground forces would have little utility in the sort of brief conflicts envisioned by some Pentagon strategists for coming years, and long-range precision weapons launched by air and sea could handle the job.
The draft statement said, "This incident also highlights the need to replace a student information collections systems that I.N.S. has long stated was antiquated, inaccurate, untimely and of little utility to I.N.S., school or students".
"Attorney General Farmer acknowledged that consent searches in general yield little in the way of contraband, thus essentially supporting the argument that they are of little utility, but present significant risks," the summary said.
