Useful words of advice for other judges presented with similar cases.

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He thinks that useful languages should allot words in order to minimise the perceptual difference between colours of the same category, and maximise it between colours in different categories.

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It means that Dr Schneider can tell whether or not the signal from any particular binding site is too noisy to be useful in other words, whether it is a damaging mutation.

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In other words, people find them useful.

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In other words, defense equities cease to be a useful hedge against downturns in the commercial business cycle if they are over-exposed to it.

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In other words, the more people have phones, the more useful they become.

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In other words, this variable does not rise to the level of adding useful information in the presence of the other variables.

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In other words, once the French have calculated the Tories are not going to be useful allies, it may suit them to ensure the Tories are as marginal and extreme as possible.

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The experiment, in other words, had shown that paralysis can be reversed, but not in a way that is particularly useful.

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