Sentence examples for most useful form from inspiring English sources
Plutonium-239 is the most useful form of the element in nuclear weapons.
Obtaining such a family, called a basis, and putting them into their simplest and most useful form, was an important source of many techniques in the field of linear algebra.
In the early 90's, Kultur International Films released "The Unanswered Question" on videotape, and now the company has released the Norton Lectures in what is surely their most useful form: on DVD (Kultur D1570; six discs), fully indexed to allow quick access to subtopics and performances.
It is a top-down reform to improve security at a time when the most useful form of protection comes from the bottom up from a security guard noticing something strange at a power plant, from a customs officer following up a hunch, from passengers overpowering a shoe bomber.
Others point out that politicians have long been interested mainly in their own well-being, fruitlessly debating a new constitution for the past seven years while paying little attention to governing.Effective local councils would be the most useful form of administration to have in place now.
The most useful form of PANI is emeraldine (EBPANI), which has ca. 50% amine and ca. 50% imine nitrogen, in which one of its four rings is quinoid, the remaining three being benzenoid.
Single-chain Fv antibody (scFv) is one of the most useful forms of antibody, consisting of a single polypeptide in which the variable regions of the heavy (VH) and light (VL) chain domains are fused by a short, flexible linker; the resulting product has a molecular weight of approximately 30 kDa (Damasceno et al. 2004).
Unsure how soon robots will arrive and what form they will take, Culinary Union officials say they want to explore with hotel management what the most useful forms of training would be.
St. Anton is the home of Hannes Schneider whose genius organized the technique of skiing in its most useful modern form and gave it the name it goes by, the Arlberg technique.
Don't limit yourself just to specific networking events, however, because many of the deepest and most useful connections form from unusual places.
THE Central Meteorological Office of Italy (the Collegio Romano) has just issued the third part of a most useful serie, forming one volume of 282 pp., imperial 8vo.
