Sentence examples for useful sense from inspiring English sources

In the case of the strand terminology, this principle would dictate the use of the least common and least useful sense in the literature.

To proceed, we therefore restrict attention to the rooted case, which is equivalent to assuming there exists in the data set a reference taxon which can provisionally be used to root the input trees (in an artificial but useful sense of "rooting").

But does that make it communist, or even, in any useful sense, political?

It may be that Jung's analysis helped to foster a useful sense of guilt.However, generosity has its risks.

Angela Carter has a useful sense of humour, and she does not spare Walser a single revelation of his own shortcomings.

Mr. Stern described the scene with clear admiration for his father's ability to impart some useful sense into a young man.

These cantilevers are targeted for use where both microhotplates and microcantilevers would be useful sensing platforms.

"The arguments within the editorials provide useful sense-making as the audience tries to sort through all that it has heard," he told me.

Compared to static sensor networks [4 6], a network of mobile vehicles can cover larger area and provide useful sensing information about the surrounding environment.

These results show reliability of our designed electrode as useful sensing materials for the detection and monitoring of H2O2 mismanagement in an immediate environment.

Through these two examples, it is demonstrated that the proper design of optic sensors can provide useful sensing capabilities unprecedented with conventional sensors.