Sentence examples for much practical use from inspiring English sources

The result was a product that was useful but did not have much practical use.

After all, a true belief about the correct way to Larissa is surely of just as much practical use as knowledge of the way to Larissa both will get us to our destination.

For his part, Algar says he doesn't see much practical use for the technology.

Whether the proposed treaty language would be of much practical use to the United States is a subject of debate.

Not much practical use was made of Grove's invention until the nineteen-sixties, when General Electric developed fuel cells to provide electric power for the Gemini space flights.

If a strategy is simply a predetermined plan to reach a defined goal, it is not much practical use in the unpredictable real world.

So for the sake of generalization capability of our model, it is much practical to use only gene expression to construct prediction model rather than all genomic features.

As a result, there might not be a need for you to leave your house – but even when you do, there won't be much of practical use.

The Police Department, of course, had a much more practical use for the photos, which now sit in the New York City Police Museum and were taken in -- or slightly after -- the era of the rogues' gallery: that pinup collection of dips, perps, murderers and ne'er-do-wells popularized by the 19th-century New York lawman Inspector Thomas F. Byrnes.

But we don't learn much of practical use by finding out about generic attitudes when people's judgements are highly differentiated.

Most SERS analyses however face a detrimental challenge: in that the signals captured often vary too much for practical use.