Sentence examples for potentially usable from inspiring English sources

Hocking (1987) noted that wind measurements made over shorter time intervals were potentially usable, but some care needed to be exercised to recognize the potential contaminating effects of vertical velocities associated with short period gravity waves on the results.

In both forest types, snags are also very likely to harbor a potentially usable cavity.

More specifically, in the piedmont forest, large, decaying Calycophyllum multiflorum have a relatively greater probability of having potentially usable cavities, while in the cloud forest potentially usable cavities are disproportionably found in large, decaying Blepharocalyx gigantea.

Even more uncommon are potentially usable cavities for avian cavity nesters: only 0.15% of the trees have a potentially usable cavity in the piedmont forest and only 0.42% in the cloud forest.

Oceanic artists' quest for media was consummately opportunistic; they regarded almost anything from the lavish natural world that surrounded them as potentially usable.

The results have been compared to the protective character of different materials potentially usable as a habitat's structural shell and for interplanetary spacecrafts.

A deterministic sorting algorithm is described on this model that is potentially both usable and useful.

Because of their multivalent redox behavior they are potentially "bipolar", usable both as cathode and anode activ charge-storage materials.

He winds up with very little, or, potentially no, usable info from the totally-cracked-and-there-is-no-way-that-thing-functions mystery phone.

Its latest threat, to step up tenfold its potentially weapons-usable enrichment of uranium, may be a mostly empty one for now (see article).

It also wanted India to put its experimental fast-breeder reactor programme (which will produce lots of potentially bomb-usable plutonium) on a list of civilian nuclear facilities that, under the deal, will be subject to international safeguards.