Sentence examples similar to serviceable skill from inspiring English sources
Still, the Prediction API seems to be a serviceable ML service for those with a certain amount of general programming and data science skill but not specific machine learning expertise.
Service was serviceable, if inconsistent.
Webb's voice, once merely serviceable, especially compared to his formidable compositional skills, has become a more confident instrument with some of the color and expressiveness of country-rock pioneer Chris Hillman.
Obviously my skills are nowhere near close to even being serviceable at this point, but it was really cool.
He was clearly unhappy about the assault he had been subjected to, recording in his diary that the missile had been flung by "a middle-aged and bony woman with great force and skill about two yards off me" into his "left and only serviceable eye".
And although he's a serviceable defender and is in a much better situation now in Charlotte, his skill-set has yet to produce a season averaging more than 14 points, 7.2 rebounds or 1.7 assists per 36 minutes since 2008-09.
"I think there's a direct correlation between the foot injury and his skills, but if it clears up, he could still be a very serviceable D.H.," the scout said.
After converting to play predominantly in the outfield, however, Ruf's fielding has been characterized as either "serviceable" or "weak", and Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro, Jr. commented that he did not have the defensive skills to play everyday.
He called it serviceable.
