Sentence examples for maintaining useful from inspiring English sources

And the cash-strapped City of LA isn't particularly great at installing and maintaining useful little infrastructure things like culverts (ask a friend from Southern California if they even know what the word "culvert" means).

As the founder and CEO of APPCity Life a startup delivering a global platform with sustainable options for developing and maintaining useful mobile apps for cities, I have heard this story told all too often by hackathon organizers, city leaders and civic hackers.

Instead, we perhaps want to think more about restoring and maintaining useful vision.

The goal of this research is to simplify vaccine composition and synthesis while maintaining useful features of biomaterial carriers (e.g., codelivery of vaccine components, high signal densities, tunable sizes).

This method is great for maintaining useful "Recently Watched" lists that only include what you personally watched, but it is not a reliable way to hide information if your family looks for it.

Because the copyright system contains no mechanisms to create and maintain useful records of copyright ownership, people who would like to distribute or use these orphaned works — digital libraries, or creators who would like to include the work in their own creative expression — often are unable to clear rights.

To manage this new complexity, we propose an approach based on self-managing systems: systems that can maintain useful functionality despite changes in their environment.

Various other studies have confirmed the value of exercise in helping older people maintain useful short-term memory, enabling them to plan, schedule and multitask, as well as store information and use it effectively.

Multipliers ("level 2"; 1.5 to 2.4) who can select technologies, make architectural decisions, and write or maintain useful libraries.

It is slightly worse than GPS only circumstance because the proposed method can almost entirely maintain useful signals after interference suppression.

Some state education departments maintain useful Web sites (again, see the Resources page), but the best information sources are local: Open teaching positions are often advertised only in local newspapers and--increasingly--on the Web sites of local school districts.