Sentence examples for necessarily usable from inspiring English sources

Based on leakage tests performed at Forschungszentrum Jülich it was obvious that stacks, having been operated successfully in a furnace, are not necessarily usable in a system, e.g. because of deviating pressure differences and temperature gradients.

Oysters in open areas aren't necessarily usable, he said.

Nonetheless, it's a well-known fact amongst UX designers today that good-looking interfaces aren't necessarily very usable, and vice-versa — simple and minimal interfaces are sometimes the most useful UX.

Because the MGH markers do not necessarily show a usable polymorphism in reference crosses of Tü × WIK our first task was to identify markers that could be used in such a cross.

Although, several such indicators should be monitored at the well site, not all data are usable or necessarily required in any one drilling operation.

"I see a fairly strong case against this young man based on a great deal of evidence so, as a prosecutor, the top of my list would not be necessarily to Mirandize him and get a usable confession," said David Raskin, a former federal prosecutor in terrorism cases in New York.

More generally, restricting the usable variation to narrow regions does not necessarily produce less biased estimates of minimum wage effects.

She argues "that Mary Godwin's revision was usable for a 'prose sketch' does not necessarily mean that she wrote it in prose".

The importance of convenience to users of password managers and the relatively high adoption rate of password managers show the power that usable tools have towards motivating secure behavior, even if the users do not necessarily know they are being secure.

One interpretation, which India supports, is that the accord would cap global stocks of weapons-usable fissile material where they stand now and put a freeze on further production, but would not necessarily require countries to reduce existing stocks.

3. Usable reading lights.