"Seems usable" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to express that something appears to meet the expectations or criteria that are needed. For example: "This laptop seems usable; let's see if it works."
I still don't like the phone but at least it seems usable now.
Trutap application showing: nice looking product, seems usable, presuming it's a java app.
Given that Gray's description was very complete, while either term seems usable, one could argue historical precedence for SPG.
In comparison, significant changes were observed in 10 of the 22 patients (49%) (7 femoral condyles and 9 tibial plateaus) by MS. Both methods thus seem usable for detecting even small changes occurring during a relatively short follow-up (median 11.1 months).
It's damper than the dried version, but to me it seemed perfectly usable.
The materials were fine and the craftsmanship impeccable, but the pen seemed pleasantly usable, as suited to jotting shopping lists as signing peace treaties.
Former Secretary of Defense William Perry, a sage on these matters, has summed up the danger: the smaller-yield nuclear arms could make the unthinkable more likely: "They make the weapons seem more usable even if there's no credible plan for how you control escalation".
For the proposed method, the preferable number of usable APs seems to be three or greater, while having only two usable APs may still be viable in some applications.
ThIs is obviously a new product line of Logitech and they'me working on improving the softwalsoover time.
But Basecamp's new app is free and, from the first look, it seems to be fast, usable and the quality of design puts its other apps to bed.
The instrumented treadmill is capable of measuring vertical ground-reaction forces (GRFs) during running and seems to be a usable tool for simulating overground running kinetics.
