Sentence examples for the basic usefulness from inspiring English sources
The basic usefulness of the proposed scheme is to improve the transient behaviour while guaranteeing closed loop stability.
The basic usefulness of the proposed multiestimation scheme relies into the improvement of the adaptation transient behavior while robust closed-loop stability is proved even in the presence of unmodeled dynamics of sufficiently small sizes.
Stiefvater amusingly skewers the arrogance and entitlement of these 1 percenters, questioning their basic usefulness: "The trust funds from their fathers had ensured that neither of them had to work for a living, ever, if they didn't choose to," she writes.
The basic functionality and usefulness of the program are demonstrated using an evaluation of gait analysis data as sample application.
This paper summarizes the basic aspects and usefulness of red-listing in a mycological context, and suggests methods for fungal red-listing that are applicable to most fungal groups, even with limited information on the species being considered.
Recent experimental evidence seem to confirm the validity and usefulness of the basic assumption on which GRNs are resting.
(Laughter) So the basic physics of magnetism undermined the usefulness of the ironclad vessels, even as the Confederates were stocking up on them.
To show the usefulness of our contribution, we have exemplified how hierarchical MIPv6 (HMIPv6) can be implemented by extending the basic MIPv6 module proposed by us.
The import of these motifs here is, however, new: they bring out the basic precariousness of human existence; mankind's usefulness to the gods will not protect them unless they take care not to annoy them, however innocently.
This study therefore proposes the basic hypotheses of the TAM: H1: Physicians' perceived usefulness positively influences their intention to use MEMRs.
Although the classical model organisms have provided important information about the basic biology of genes and proteins, these models often have limited usefulness due to their inability to sufficiently represent the human disease.
