Sentence examples for reasonable usage from inspiring English sources
The Oxford or serial comma ("sex, drugs, and rock'n'roll"; versus "sex, drugs and rock and roll") excoriated by self-styled "purists", for instance, is perfectly reasonable usage: in fact, it was general before the comma-free version.
The GMS records the number of times dispensers are used in different parts of a hospital and compares this with an estimated reasonable usage, customised to the circumstances of each hospital.
We have developed one-and two-dimensional schemes and show that they provide quite accurate solutions within reasonable usage of computational resources compared to other existing schemes.
In particular, expansions of memory and cache can potentially increase manufacturing costs beyond what can be recovered through use phase advantages for reasonable usage patterns.
Note that bolts on the generator will tend to loosen after reasonable usage; this is usual wear and tear caused by the vibrations.
Simulation speed-up is mandatory for simulating complete networks in a reasonable CPU usage time.
In this method, we assemble the subdomain and interface coefficient matrices in such a manner that the memory requirements decrease significantly, resulting in the solution of large-scale systems with reasonable memory usage.
As long as we are willing to narrow the scope of the task or problem domain, and make reasonable assumptions regarding usage, many things are possible.
x strictly on the boundary ∂D of a convex, bounded subset D ⊂ E (or, more practically, of the ball B ( 0, R ) ⊂ E ), condition (iigrowth) to be replaced by a suitable growth condition which would allow us reasonable applications (the usage of the Bernstein-Nagumo-Hartman-type condition will be employed in this context by ourselves elsewhere).
From the viewpoint of hardware complexity and achieved quality, Layer II might be a reasonable compromise for general usage.
These results provide evidence for reasonable exploitation and distinct usage of G. rigescens during different growing stage.
