Sentence examples for usefully process from inspiring English sources

Perhaps politics is flooded with more data than voters want or can usefully process?

Computational linguistics is the scientific and engineering discipline concerned with understanding written and spoken language from a computational perspective, and building artifacts that usefully process and produce language, either in bulk or in a dialogue setting.

Roughly speaking, Holland showed a lower bound of the order of n3c1√l to the number of schemata usefully processed by the genetic algorithm in a population of n = c1 · 2l binary strings, with c1 a small integer.

Insofar as they are due to genetic variation between individuals, however, it will soon be possible to control for them, not only when a drug is prescribed, but also when it is tested.That could make the trial process usefully cheaper.

Underlying these proposals is an exploration of the sometimes fundamental implications of taking seriously the idea that biology is, or at least can be usefully conceived as, process all the way down.

More usefully perhaps, the process of public health triangulation can also examine the impact of interventions, such as in Uganda, and suggest geographical areas and populations in need of interventions.

Core to this perspective is a recognition that the status of these material phenomena is most usefully understood as a process – the process of bio-objectification – as opposed to a steady state, as shifts in socio-technical-material relationships change the phenomenon's status.

The community action plans, produced through the Triple A processes, usefully became demand tools for communities, mitigating the Programme's lack of activities to catalyse demand in the enjoyment of child rights.

Applied to each of several interrelated sub-systems, SIPOKS can, for example, usefully analyse an extended process into shorter phases and link the analysis of interacting processes from different hierarchical levels for a specific purpose [ 22].

The types of analyses illustrated here, and elsewhere [ 60], could usefully inform that planning process.

Software can also usefully replace the old processes of binding the printed journal and the storage of volumes on shelves in a library or an office, a process delightfully described (by biologists, not chemists) as defrosting the digital library[6].