Sentence examples for usable far from inspiring English sources

Those phones will remain usable far into the future, the companies said, even as they encourage customers to adopt new types of phones with new capabilities.

The goal is more than safeguarding the family's digital photo album: it's to preserve science and engineering data in ways that are "open, extensible and evolvable" — in other words, not just to make sure that bits aren't lost but also to make them accessible and usable far into the future.

But 21 have been found usable so far, she said, though none will again ply the streets of New York.

Characteristically, in its first version, it's deeply flawed: stripped-down to basic functions, and usable so far only on the iPhone (as opposed to the iPad where it would make more sense) and under a restrictive licensing arrangement.

We've seen enormous performance and security improvements in HDFS, and we've seen an explosion of tools that sit on top of all of this — such as Datameer, H20 and Tableau — that make all of this big data infrastructure usable by a far broader range of data scientists and business users.

Though leakage is higher, the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) is investigating whether the usable gas is far lower than estimated in gas company projections.

The various appendices are more difficult to make searchable, but again with some basic work could have been made far more usable than in their current format.

That's a small distinction but one that makes Browster far more usable than, for example, competitor Cooliris (our coverage).

While that wasn't a major new feature, it did make using Drive easier, just like today's update makes it a far more usable solution for team.

And since Twitter and FriendFeed will become far more usable with it, it's in their best interests to adopt it.

But overall, Acompli is far more usable as an actual email application than those email apps built mainly for triage, including Mailbox.