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.
I'm sure the Surface will improve over time — and I suspect the Surface with Windows 8 Pro will be a much more useable machine — but only because it has nowhere to go from here but up.
Authors of a few of the scoring systems presented lookup tables or plots which directly translated the total integer score to a predicted risk, making the model much more useable.
Some days we didn't get much that was useable, but on other days it captured the dynamism of the place.
Fiber endoscopic imaging of tissue types requiring much higher powers to obtain useable diagnostic images may indicate limited feasibility due to the danger of potentially carcinogenic mutations occurring.
One, Chantal Ly, had gone through 7 years of graduate school and was told that much of her work was not useable and that she had to start a new project for her Ph.D. (The reason wasn't necessarily because of falsified data but rather, Ly and the others thought, because Goodwin stuck by results that were questionable).
Paired-end sequencing in difficult, highly repetitive genomes may produce a considerable increase in useable markers, whereas in much simpler genomes the use of single-end sequencing this may not be an issue.
Recently, the ability of termites to convert recalcitrant plant biomass into a useable energy source has attracted much interest due to the numerous potential applications in biofuel production [ 6- 8].
Come 2014, Dickman says, he'd like to see "not too much prescription, lots of constructive guidance and lots of useable examples, because it's not reasonable to expect a teacher with a full teaching load to completely rewrite all their materials".
Recently, their ability to convert recalcitrant PCW into a useable energy source of monomer sugars has attracted much interest in the biofuel area [ 2].
