Sentence examples for useful form of the from inspiring English sources
Plutonium-239 is the most useful form of the element in nuclear weapons.
We're not likely to get them; they probably don't yet exist, at least in the useful form of the earlier ones.
The other useful form of the necessary condition is obtained by time-integrating Eq. (2) for each C i.
A more useful form of this equation for system design is defined in [31].
A party swollen this way to 12 or more members can get a seat on every Duma committee a very useful form of influence.And though the balance in the Kremlin is thought to have tipped in favour of the siloviki faction since the resignation of Alexander Voloshin, the pro-business chief of staff, in the wake of Mr Khodorkovsky's arrest, the Duma may push it back some way.
It is a top-down reform to improve security at a time when the most useful form of protection comes from the bottom up from a security guard noticing something strange at a power plant, from a customs officer following up a hunch, from passengers overpowering a shoe bomber.
Another useful form of Bayes' Theorem is the Odds Rule.
As described in this review, phenotypic information is a very useful form of information that complements the current information obtained from global biochemical and molecular analysis.
This was the most useful form of curatorial mentorship I received for many years, and the process of applying forced me to read in the field and to articulate a preliminary position.
A highly geared economy is likely to suffer from bigger booms and bigger busts.Equity is a very useful form of long-term capital for the corporate sector, and also offers a way for private investors to participate in the long-term growth of the economy.
Their aim in adopting corporatism which they viewed as a useful form of social organization that could provide the vehicle for a broad-based and socially harmonious class participation in economic production was to strengthen Mussolini's claim to nationalism at the expense of the left wing of the centrist parties and the right wing of the syndicalists.
