Sentence examples for useful image of from inspiring English sources

The suggestion is that Hart is giving in to temptation, but it also serves as a useful image of the show's treatment of women.

Finally, a concept of tribologically based impact pyramid is proposed as a practically useful image of the Life Cycle Tribology (LCT).

Those numbers provide a useful image of a post-industrial world where air-freighted Chinese-made iPads, Ivory Coast sea bass and French foie gras satisfy the needs of the wealthy for instant gratification while those bound to defer gratification — like jobless workers of a de-industrializing middle America — scramble to get in the fast-lane to aerotropolis.

It is unknown, so far, how many cameras, if any, obtained useful images of the spending spree the bartender described.

However, the currently available visualization software is such that casual users, whose expertise may not be in structure determination, often cannot obtain useful images of interesting molecules without expendiing considerable time and effort.

This method produces detailed and useful images of those proteins that can be crystallized.

Earth-based telescopes equipped with charge-coupled devices can produce useful images of Mars, allowing for regular monitoring of the planet's weather during oppositions.

This telescope can produce useful images of the planet when it is at an angular distance of at least 50° from the Sun.

Each type of sample is different, and, as with any kind of imaging, the requirements of the investigation at hand determine nature of the most useful images of a given sample.

That's a useful image for much of the NHS, worsening year by year.

The Society of Nuclear Medicine's "Guideline for Sodium F-Fluoride PET/CT Bone Scan" [ 31] suggests that axial skeleton images can be acquired as soon as 30 45 minutes after injection and static images of 3 minutes per bed position can be acquired after 45 to 60 minutes based on traditional bone studies focused on obtaining clinically useful images for a variety of purposes (see, e.g., [ 32]).