Sentence examples similar to serviceable characteristic from inspiring English sources
"But you've also got to have pretty serviceable interpersonal characteristics.
Service was serviceable, if inconsistent.
However, the dichotomy that Veblen draws between the honorific aspects of such goods and those that further the "life process" implies that all goods possess these dual characteristics; they have both serviceable and honorific elements.
Proposed directions include enhancing the durability characteristics of concrete and therefore extending their serviceable life through modification of existing materials, and developing new blends and materials with effectively low CO2 footprint, such as high volume fly ash mixes or geopolymers and other alternative cementitious binders (Duxson et al. 2007; Juenger et al. 2011).
Lee Randall in the Scotsman was perplexed by Steve Martin's novel An Object of Beauty, which, while "not officially 'chick lit', since the subject is the Manhattan art scene rather than snaring a mate... does share the light, bright breeziness so characteristic of that genre... this is a perfectly serviceable, racy potboiler".
Besides that, it is hardly to service since the conventional spacecraft are not serviceable designed.
Therefore, any data formats, data collection mechanisms and information processing steps should continue to retain and extend contextual characteristics of aggregated data as it moves vertically from raw state towards its manifestation as complex, serviceable information.
He called it serviceable.
Short, serviceable wine list.
