Sentence examples for to become useable from inspiring English sources

More dirty and corrosive than conventional crude, bitumen requires extensive refining to become useable fuel.

We're still waiting for it to become available (any day now) but it'll run $499 with a 10.2-inch screen, pretty useable keyboard, six-cell battery, XP Home, 80GB hard drive, 1GB of RAM, and a 1.6GHz Atom processor when it actually ships.

"Marginal country in Tasmania will become useable for sparkling wine.

Further, for the system to become a clinically useable method, the sterility and avoidance from microbiological contamination are very important in blood transfusion.

However, according to Paul Levinson [38], the media ecology tradition has become truly useable only with the emergence of the internet.

Coupled with data dumps and open source projects from startups, universities and big tech companies alike, frameworks like Tensorflow, Caffe and Torch have become quite useable.

"We're hoping that if this does become a useable tool in prevention, then the associated counselling will complement the effect of the drug and stop people becoming cavalier about it and say 'now I have a pill I don't have to worry'.

For this to occur, new ways to convert sunlight to useable energies must be found.

Tertulliani acknowledges that such advice risks becoming too bland to be useable.

So while business have become used to treating intangible asset valuations as reliable and useable, we remain paradoxically paralysed when it comes to putting a value on natural capital, partly because the value of nature is too intangible to calculate.

The absolute minimum requirement for any design flow is to be able to capture a useable representation of an idea.