Sentence examples for usable means from inspiring English sources

Here I show that using elementary advective-diffusive bridges instead of purely diffusive BBs is the most reliable and easily usable means to outline active UDs from serially correlated relocations and raw activity data.

Here "usable" means that censoring does not prevent the ordering of them.

While easy to use and construct, Makefiles are often not flexible enough - their support for parallel jobs cannot take multi-threaded or multi-process jobs into account, and they do not provide any usable means to describe a recursive flow, such as progressive application of multiple alignment for large datasets.

A total of 1843 returned questionnaires proved usable, which means a (net) response of 49.1%.

This enabled Kubacki to get a demo version of his keyboard working on an actual phone, albeit slowly and by no means usable, "but something felt fundamentally right about the whole system".

In scientific advice, knowledge has to meet a certain set of criteria to be relevant: It has to be true in a scientific sense so that it is 'epistemically robust', and it has to be usable for political means so that it is 'politically robust' [50].

Furthermore, software written for PsychToolbox (Brainard, 1997; Pelli, 1997) is made available that covers all of these steps and should lead to an easily usable procedure, by means of which any user of PsychToolbox can conduct gauge figure experiments.

More storage does not always mean usable storage.

As she and Carmine were circling in on the purchase of the condo, their son, David, offered to buy the house (for "under $1 million"), which meant usable furniture that no one wanted could be left there.

Fig. 4 Mean usable proportion of grains from hermetic and non-hermetic containers at different storage periods.

Mean usable data coverage increases from < 1% to > 50% when using Rrc as compared to Rrs processed using standard atmospheric correction algorithms in SeaDAS.