Sentence examples for makes it useable from inspiring English sources

Evernote does just this, but connects personal and business information in a way that actually makes it useable and findable".

We also found that CS has the limitation of slow data reconstruction (({sim }1) MB/s) which makes it useable in cases where data reconstruction speed is not a significant concern.

The size of the device makes it useable for both children and adults.

Users may import this file to its new data structure to make it useable.

Jive Software, the largest and most successful of the companies trying to bring a little Facebook-style communication to the workplace, just released a 30-day free trial version of its product, along with a "Jive Anywhere" feature that will make it useable from anywhere on the Web.

Somebody has got to do all that stuff, so the 'it' you want usually has involved somebody acting like a publisher to make it useable and comprehensible".

Is there some solvent or liquid I can add now that will liquefy the paint and make it useable again? A. I think you will find that the paint is now completely thawed and really does not need anything added to make it useable, except perhaps for a little thinning with water.

Surprisingly, it is not recorded in a standard form - so investigators will need to know how to make it useable.

"One of the thing we're really good at is taking hard science and making it useable," he told TechCrunch.

With renewable energy-based systems gaining momentum, there has been intense focus on harnessing energy from the sun while making it useable and cost-effective.

It required taking the data and reducing the scope to make it useable for the business intelligence tools that line of business employees were using.