Sentence examples for usable for all from inspiring English sources
An improved soil appraisal framework for farm evaluation, usable for all crops, derived from the successful VSEE-based 'Cotton SOILpak' system, is proposed.
The results showed that the traditional design method was not usable for all thick-walled interference fitting and diameter/interference ratio was decisive for accuracy of results obtained from traditional design methods.
Level A: R2 > 0.95 and RPD > 4, excellent calibrations, usable for all applications.
The startup centralizes data from EHRs and makes it usable for all stakeholders.
The outlet treatment concentration may not be usable for all processes, so this concentration is used by process, in which inlet contaminant concentration is equal to or greater than outlet treatment concentration.
In current treatments it is sometimes added that any other set-theoretically constructed system that is isomorphic to the system of Dedekind cuts or to the system of finite von Neumann ordinals, respectively, would do as well, i.e., be usable, for all mathematical purposes, as "the real numbers" or "the natural numbers".
Increasing the telecentric lens tolerance increases the usable radius for all refractive media combinations and improves the maximum usable radius of mismatched media to that of perfectly matched media for tolerances > 5.0°.
Ms. Chilton became a genetic counselor to help translate complex genetic information into understandable and usable language for all individuals.
Now a group of engineers wants to create a standardized, usable OS for all 3D printers, ensuring that any time you click a button to print a 3D model you'll see exactly the same screens and functionality.
A few use open source apps (which are abysmal) and many use homebrew solutions which range from amazing to "meh". Now a group of engineers wants to create a standardized, usable OS for all 3D printers, ensuring that any time you click a button to print a 3D model you'll see exactly the same screens and functionality.
Yet anything that seems mimetic here is likely accidental: Garthe has little interest in describing or synthesizing any scene or phenomena in usable terms, for all that her poetry is as dense, adjectival, and excitable as any verse one is likely to encounter.
