Sentence examples for take the useful from inspiring English sources

It's not about trying to point out bigger problems elsewhere when we can take the useful course of getting our own house in order.

As we only take the useful samples for CFO estimation (16), only part of the leaked signal becomes interference.

Because the human concept can be readily and efficiently expressed by fuzzy implicative rules, GFHM filters can take the useful characteristics of filtering behavior of three filters: a vector median, a vector directional, and an identity filter.

It's there in the big things, like the government taking the useful and supposedly independent forward planning exercise of the intergenerational report and politicising it with comparative graphs based on spurious assumptions.

Everyone had tools for carving and sheathing, and they were in a hurry, likely just taking the useful pieces and getting the hell out of dodge.

I'll have to take the only useful thing I own--a broom--and learn to sharpen it with my nail file so I can use it as a spear.

For this reason, Michael Bloomberg, New York's mayor, has taken the more useful step of creating a coalition to push for comprehensive reform.

Basically, he reheated another blogger's compendium of all scientific papers from 2017 that in any way complicate the idea that greenhouse gases cause climate change, taking the most useful sentences out of context though not misquoting them and then, in his headline, leaping to the conclusion that he just disproved the idea of a scientific consensus on global warming.

"Patience and an ability to take the long view are useful," he said, "and given the magnitude of the task, a certain amount of optimism comes in handy".

Speculators willing to take the risk perform a useful role in providing liquidity, but much of the recent growth in speculation has been through new financial instruments invented by banks and sold to investors.

The prediction of postthaw motility (PTM) before freezing will be useful to take the decision on discarding or freezing of the germplasm.