Sentence examples for usable state from inspiring English sources

BCI devices that currently are available to consumers are not in a usable state.

I am having all kinds of problems with my Iphone (mostly with activation, details below) and tried to call Apple technical support to at leaset get the thing to some sort of usable state.

We are now in a position to move on, so this chapter assumes familiarity with test equipment and is more concerned with bringing a built circuit to a usable state.

There are a handful of hurdles (the lack of touchscreen/gesture area/accelerometer, to name a few) that must be overcome before this comes anywhere close to a usable state — and even once it does, it'll only play friendly with whatever laptop models the hacker community take the time to support.

In the same work, we also investigated stakeholder attitudes to the future use of collections, and identified that ~90%% of users defined as visitors or readers, would want collection items to remain in a usable state (readable, or suitable for display) for the next 500 years.

A related limitation extends to the electronic system: typically, some data cleaning is required before the information is in a usable state.

The results of these 2 simulation activities indicate that in rural Ghana, the median time between distribution to field workers and transition to a non-usable state for Oxytocin-in-Uniject (based on the TTI in current use) is on the order of 30 to 40 days (4 to 6 weeks) and is highly dependent on ambient temperature.

The proposed strategy achieves an average endurance mileage on a real bus route of 162 km with a usable battery state of charge (SOC) of 90% and 20 kg hydrogen gas for a fully loaded fuel cell city bus.

In recent years, the shock therapy of China's economic restructuring has caused huge layoffs at old, unprofitable state-owned factories, while a crowded countryside has too little usable land and too many farmers.

In recent years, the shock therapy of its economic revamping has caused huge layoffs at old, unprofitable state-owned factories, while a crowded countryside has too little usable land and too many farmers.

The city-state has built upward — with apartment buildings reaching as high as 70 stories — reclaimed underused properties for housing and pushed out coastlines for more usable land.