Sentence examples for useful in connection with from inspiring English sources

With the end of licensing and the gradual breakdown of the whole guild system, the Stationers' Company declined in importance; but it remained useful in connection with copyright.

These parametrized measures are useful in connection with the existence of correctors in homogenization problems.

In Topics I.2, however, Aristotle says that the art of dialectic is useful in connection with "the philosophical sciences".

The frequency-domain solution is also found to be very useful in connection with minimization of the flow-noise by design optimization.

Continuous Improvement ensures that those standards used in connection with well testing remain both useful and relevant.

Although we found focus groups useful, practical and rewarding, they required a greater investment of resources than other methods that could more easily be used in connection with guideline development, pilot testing and evaluating interventions.

"Earlier this year I wrote to the National Audit Office offering any assistance they might find useful from me in connection with their study for the BBC Trust of senior management severance payments and benefits.

In Washington, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said that while nothing had been decided, "it might be very useful to have monitors" in connection with a cooling-off period proposed in April by a commission led by former Senator George J. Mitchell.

The L-moments and other statistical information derived from the study can be useful for important hydrological design considerations in connection with flood risk management, mitigation and safety; whereas the methodological framework of the study may be suitable for other small scaled catchment areas with high slope.

This review article sheds useful insight in the use of Janus nanoparticles for (bio sensing in connection with optical and electrochemical transduction.

Were "evil" a useful term, which it surely is not in connection with such a tragic stalemate, its application to the dispossessed and the occupied, and not to the colonialist occupiers, is unjustified.