Weakly useful sequences

An infinite binary sequence x is defined to be 1. strongly useful if there is a recursive time bound within which every recursive sequence is Turing reducible to x; and 2. weakly useful if there is a recursive time bound within which all the sequences in a non-measure 0 subset of the set of recursive sequences are Turing reducible to x.

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