Much valuable cellular information can be found using known pathways, which are useful for describing most "normal" biological phenomena.
The use of the Specific Section structure to deal with the variabilities is useful for describing variabilities on functional requirements, like in the template of Gomma (2004), and non-functional requirements, as used in the template of Nguyen (2009).
However, as in other studies, the theoretical psychological model did prove to be useful for describing the behaviour of the IPs with regard to the use of the guidelines [ 5, 11].
Configuration space is particularly useful for describing what is known as constraints on a problem.
DNL measurements are very useful for describing overall community exposure to aircraft noise, for example.
Schrödinger's picture is more useful for describing continuous electron distributions because the wave function can be more easily visualized.
Fabulous, of course, has a noble pedigree, and is useful for describing the writings of Aesop or the S.E.C. filings of Enron.
Clifford bundles rely on a mathematical language developed by William Kingdon Clifford — a Victorian savant who wrote children's stories about fairies — which is useful for describing rotations.
While statistics, such as those cited in "Computer Science Not Drawing Women" (July 27), are useful for describing the expected drop in the percentage of women majoring in computer science, they cannot accurately portray the experience of being a woman majoring in computer science.
Hodological space is equally useful for describing the structure and functions of groups of people.
Ecological resilience may be useful for describing vulnerability, onset, and the irreversibility patterns of mental disorders.
