Sentence examples for more useable from inspiring English sources

Though pricer, this makes the device much more useable and worth the investment.

There is no change in the capabilities of the system, no move to produce more useable weapons and no change in nuclear policy or doctrine.

Specialized proteins called enzymes help break down larger nutrients or help combine different nutrients with one another into more useable forms.

The part of the new phone worth mentioning, he said, is that its extra-high-resolution photos allow for better editing of photos, and therefore more useable results.

It's particularly useful if you're having a conversation over text and need to look at a map or similar, and is much more useable on the larger 5.5in screen than the 5in Pixel.

"The Nest is a natural evolution of those kinds of devices, and I think you should imagine that the Google technology applied to the things that Nest do will be infinitely more intelligent, and infinitely more useable.

"We are converting renewable electricity into a more versatile, useable and storable form of energy, namely liquid transport fuels.

As a consequence of increasing computer power and more readily useable commercial codes, the Discrete Element Method is being used in an increasing range of applications to simulate increasingly complex processes, often for evaluation of machinery prototypes.

The headsets are clunky, because they have to be, but if they could change the form-factor to something more realistically useable, the applications are endless.

"It's hard to say exactly why, but I thought from the very beginning this was the sort of track that was worth getting a video for - I felt it was more commercially useable, as it has been played by DJs all over the world, so I thought it worth presenting to a wider audience," explains Niggemann about the video's directive.

Applied research might be more readily useable by a policy system than basic research, but health policy-makers tend to relate more willingly to natural sciences than social sciences.