Sentence examples for usable apply from inspiring English sources

The things that we have done to make OpenStack more usable apply broadly to these businesses [that use it], because there isn't a single one that's only running OpenStack.

On review of the literature, there appears to be no current usable classifications to apply to vascular access.

This chapter also covers display differences between browsers as they apply to usability and covers the ways to ensure a consistently usable presentation across a variety of devices.

They deliberated its impact and are stimulated to apply it in a statistically usable manner, such as marginal probability distributions and other methods.

On the other hand, the shot noise and the dark corrections together extend the usable range of the speckle contrast in order to apply a model fitting up to above 1.9 cm.

If the top is in usable condition, it can be refinished, or as an alternative, apply ceramic tile, or even laminate flooring for a beautiful new look.

Thus, any argument that health care resources have the specific aim of producing health, not other goods like economic benefits, would not apply – what is being allocated is money, a fungible good usable for a wide variety of purposes.

Our strategy complements other targeting vector construction methods and offers certain key advantages: (1) The cloning vector and two transposons are generally usable and can be applied to modify any mouse gene.

Because of this large number of usable vignette pairs we applied an incomplete factorial design of 240 single vignettes for the VAS and TTO, and 120 paired vignettes for the DCE method (for details, we refer to [ 24]).

We build on a formalization of space time prisms and apply it in the context of the Web of Data, making it usable across multiple domains and topics.

Although the act is intended to apply to non-citizens, the wording is sufficiently broad to make MCA usable against citizens as well if they are designated "unlawful enemy combatants" based solely on a decision by the president or by a designated authority.