Sentence examples for that would be usable from inspiring English sources

The technology needed to sense a person's location inside a building, for example, would have to be commercialized in a form that would be usable for such applications.

The police admitted that they used this two-step interrogation technique routinely in the hope of getting suspects to confess first without knowing their rights, and then confess a second time in a form that would be usable in court.

In a paper published on Wednesday in the journal Industrial Engineering Chemistry Research, Dr. Bajpai and five collaborators report on lab experiments in which they converted 61 percent of the alligator fat to liquids that would be usable in biofuel.

One of the York hub's 5-year goals, he says, is to "take work like that and turn it into something that would be usable". .

Mr Franken wants answers to a number of questions, such as: whether the fingerprint data stored locally on the mobile phone chip in encrypted form could ever be stolen and converted into digital or visual form that would be usable by hackers or fraudsters.

The authors are however currently working on a compiled version that would be usable without any other specialist software.

Ananda fashions a face that would be recognizable and usable for identification -- except that it wears the generic Buddha's expression of serenity.

Only a super sports car that would be best in class in every respect, yet still usable every day, would do.

It was less usable for snorting; if dissolved, it would form a gel that would be hard to inject.

In the case of Germany, for example, there was not only making sure that voice recognition worked correctly in German, but that the hardware itself would be usable in the country.

"The question they ask gives the implication that only one or two cars would be usable for cellphones," said Mr. Cameron, who owned up to being interviewed on his own cellphone, though not aboard Metro-North.