Sentence examples for usable for such from inspiring English sources

The technology needed to sense a person's location inside a building, for example, would have to be commercialized in a form that would be usable for such applications.

Therefore, we test the performance of two different system architectures for data collecting and see whether these are usable for such a scenario.

Clause 6 of this contract reads: 'if water is intended for human consumption it must be lab-tested by the Municipality to make sure that it is duly usable for such purpose'[8].

The 1920s mansion, called Blake House, needs repairs and renovations that could cost between $3.5 million and $6 million to make it fully livable again for presidents and usable for such official functions as donor and alumni dinners, according to a UC report.

Unfortunately, those primers are not intended for sequencing the whole plastid genomes, as they are not readily usable for such a purpose.

We were able to show that Bluetooth is a usable technology for such applications, especially with PDAs as terminal devices.

Normalization is a critical step for obtaining data that are reliable and usable for subsequent analysis such as identification of differentially expressed genes and clustering.

Due to the weak X-ray absorption coefficient of carbon, the result of acquisition at 2 or 1 μm resolution are phase contrast images, not usable as such for the evaluation of geometrical or transport properties.

All of these sequences were usable for determining basic statistics such as species composition (details below), but only 825 alignments and trees were scorable manually (with 3 or fewer sequence losses) for the four phylogenetic models (Figure 2 and Table S3).

All regional regulation since 1990 was collated and critically examined in order to learn the essential elements for developing a scheme usable for conducting comparative analysis of such complex regulatory frameworks (Toccaceli 2012: Appendix).

This means VuWiki must be flexible enough to adapt vulnerability studies from other contexts, for example climate change adaptation, and expand the ontology to make it usable for other vulnerability-related concepts, such as resilience thereby testing the scalability of the ontology.