reusable

Examples of reusing

reusing

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The advantage with the latter case is reusing the robots after each sampling provided that the currents do not change over time that much.
In other words, reusing an event code or forming two unrelated ones is not problematic, but forming two overlapping codes is.
Reusing a retrieved case can be as easy as returning the retrieved solution, unchanged, as the proposed solution for the new problem.
The chance of reusing an entire office design is significantly less than that of reusing a window detail.
By reusing shared feature structures, the user can converge information from other exploration paths into the current path of exploration.
Adapting past solutions to new problems is done by reusing retrieved design methods.
This allows to potentially reusing system design and implementation separately.
More importantly, they give us the possibility of modularizing the implementation process and reusing its results.
This allows reusing general server logic, independently of a particular protocol.
Improving construction practices is best accomplished by first reducing the amount of materials used, then reusing components and assemblies and recycling materials.
Testing, reengineering, and reusing software also rely on principled development.
The 48 stalls kept water in buckets for rinsing hands and tableware, reusing the same water several times during the day.
By following these approaches for developing and evaluating ontologies, developers will be able to create ontologies that better facilitate sharing and reusing knowledge.
Thus, it is important to enhance proof assistants with facilities for reusing existing developments.
This helps to increase the feasibility of reusing old components and enable easy recycling.
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