Sentence examples for typically usable from inspiring English sources

For the natural cooling of a turbine, the physical process is typically in hours or tens of hours, but on the other hand, the time step sizes typically usable tend to be very small, in seconds or sub-seconds, due to the numerical stability requirement for natural convection as often encountered.

Despite a reasonably useful sensitivity and specificity profile, the fact that prenatal screening tests are typically usable at a relatively narrow gestational window and the need to combine multiple markers have prompted workers to explore new approaches for noninvasive prenatal diagnosis.

Additionally, normal users do not have access to actual plot locations, and thus data are typically available and readily usable only at county or larger scales.

Thanks to improved technology, potentially suitable donors have better chances these days of surviving car crashes and other accidents that typically provide usable hearts.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.10319.008 For each Doc tested, we collected tens of thousands of force-extension traces and selected for further analysis only those traces showing the ~89 nm xylanase contour length increments and no other anomalous behavior, resulting in typically 200 3000 usable single-molecule interaction curves per experiment.

This mode of measurement is possible on most standard synchrotron beamlines (i.e. not only those with dedicated optics to allow X-ray micro-imaging) and any excitation energy is usable, typically from the UV to hard X-rays, 4 eV to 70 keV.

When analyzing large numbers of samples, researchers need to know the patterns that link specific samples or microbes to overall patterns of diversity, and to different metadata variables: this is typically critical for usable visualizations.

Typically, the development of usable open-source software requires close collaborations between users and programmers, such that the resulting software does not suffer from the lack of software engineering expertise or real world applicability.

This approach provides a new way to devise and analyze adaptation strategies in view of long-term uncertainty fluctuations that is more intuitive and readily usable by system operators than typical solutions obtained from standard real options analysis techniques, which are typically used to analyze flexibility in large-scale, irreversible investment projects.

The accuracies of their classifications are typically > 70%, demonstrating that remote sensing provides a usable tool for mapping and archiving surface measurements in rangelands.

The databases that typically already exist in the distribution chain contribute as a usable source of information for the RFID-readers.