Sentence examples for useful ability to from inspiring English sources
In the second, it was the telephone, with its "banshee" ring and useful ability to speed the narrative.
Mr Chernomyrdin showed a useful ability to tap the wheels of government and make them go round roughly as desired.That will not happen again.
Prolonged flashback sequences detail how they got to this point and a slim storyline eventually emerges, following mechanic Barry Jay Gallagherr) and his sister Brooke (Bianca Bradey), who discovers a rather useful ability to telepathically control the undead.
This requires metacognition, which would therefore be a useful ability to assess.
Despite the simplifying approximations involved in our derivations, especially in the extrapolation to higher spatial dimensions, the models demonstrate a satisfactory and very useful ability to quantitatively interpret population assays for bacterial and leukocyte chemotactic migration.
Banks, on the other hand, have the useful ability to skim rent from even the lamest economy.
Barry is back, grizzled as ever, rocking up to an island to save his daughter and making his way around said island with an unknown little girl with weird (and useful) abilities to sense zombies and hidden items.
In the latter half, long sections on the biotechnology industry and on Austrian anti-Semitism break up the chronology, and the book becomes harder to follow.Perhaps this problem relates to the useful ability of memory to prune away the chaotic branches of experience.
A potentially even more useful ability would be to be able to tell which of several groups of a single predator species are the ones to worry about.
In the footnotes of the MySpace announcement is one feature that ultimately could be even more useful: The ability to export "friends".
Psychophysics of reading with limited numbers of pixels has received increasing attention as the envisioned visual prosthesis offers a possibility to restore some useful reading ability to the blind through the pixelized vision it generates.
