Sentence examples for usable in a range from inspiring English sources
The automaker intended from the outset to make the batteries usable in a range of different applications, including, for example, as energy storage in commercial power generation, where they can be useful even after they've passed their usable life in terms of powering vehicles.
The Concerns form has proved to be usable in a wide range of circumstances, and by the full range of people who come into contact with medical students.
This contribution introduces the concept of a Hardware-In-The-Loop (HIL) simulator which is designed to be usable in a wide range of applications in the field of medical technology.
This paper presents a novel framework for track fitting which is usable in a wide range of experiments, independent of the specific event topology, detector setup, or magnetic field arrangement.
Both instruments were explicitly designed to be generic assessment tools usable in a wide range of applications aiming at data comparability across conditions and interventions.
Therefore, invertebrate shredders as ecosystem engineers enhance the capability for elemental fixation by fragmentation of organic matter, which is an important process in wetlands ecosystems usable in a broad pH range.
And wood needs to dry out before it's usable in a wood stove or fireplace.
Up to now, many efforts have been spent to produce smart materials with extraordinary properties usable in broad range of technological applications.
These results are very promising, especially for dysarthric speakers, as both the learning rate and the accuracy are already in a range that is usable for a vocal interface.
MPPs usable in the frequency range of noise control applications require thousands of sub-millimetric holes which are usually done by a laser technology, this in turn resulting in a rather expensive absorption system.
Traditional plasmonic materials usable in visible/near infrared range, noble metals, are unsuitable for uses in the THz regime due to low confinement to the metal; the wave is weakly bound to the interface, a phenomenon sometimes called the Zenneck plasmon [7].
