Sentence examples for a wide library from inspiring English sources

In Europe and now Canada, the app is a much broader subscription service, letting users choose from a wide library of current and former British programming.

Thanks to finding of exceptional electrochemical reaction (oligomerization) of N-alkylcarbazole, electrochemical layer by layer assembly has emerged as a promising strategy for a wide library of applications.

A wide library of cyclodextrin-based follow-ups, having potentially similar affinity towards target aminosteroid type neuromuscular blocking agents has been established.

A wide library of polypyridine complexes have been prepared and tested as acceptor ligands to reach an open circuit voltage up to 2 V, in a mixture of ethylene carbonate and propylene carbonate (EC/PC) chosen for their low volatility and electrochemical stability.

Instead of having to download and look for updates manually, like you used to, Bower gives you access to a wide library of packages that you can install and manage right away, doesn't matter what version or which dependency you need - it's all on the install feature.

Poloxin is a synthetic derivative of a well-known PBD antineoplastic inhibitor named thymoquinone, which was identified using a fluorescence polarization-based high-throughput screening assay against a wide library of 20,000 small molecules.

Senate House Library is in trouble: as part of a wider library funding crisis, its public revenue was axed in 2010, and it is struggling to define itself as part of a slowly disintegrating London University federal system.

A wider library of films can be rented to show.

A set of mutants from a genome-wide library containing 2539 haploid strains was used in the present study.

We have used recent methodological improvements in fast phylogeny algorithms to construct a genome-wide library of local mutational phylogenies in the human genome.

By happy coincidence the generation of a genome-wide library of Drosophila RNAi transgenes [ 33] was reported shortly before one of us (D.W.W) moved to UCLA to start his independent research group.