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S.M.U.'s Margus Hunt looks like a 5-technique end on paper, but may be a more versatile prospect than some suggest.

For a more robust post-disaster network, software-defined wireless mesh networks might be a more versatile solution.

Triply-periodic minimal surfaces are shown to be a more versatile source of biomorphic scaffold designs than currently reported in the tissue engineering literature.

This involved the removal of the apostrophe from its name, saying it would be "a more versatile and practical spelling".

Vonleh is more of a project, but could develop to be a more versatile and skilled player that will play very well of Cousins in the future.

Due to the not-synchronous nature of AM colonization, LjNIP1 seems to be a more versatile marker than LjPT4, as it covers a wider range of arbuscule development steps.

Vampires, though, are a more versatile monster.

This is a more versatile record than he's made before -- some would say "pop," derisively, but not me.

Murphy was a more versatile and successful actor that Pryor, but I think he was a worse comedian.

With a growing repertory of shots and his trademark energy, Nadal has been a more versatile player this season.

T HE Complete Columbia Recordings of Mildred Bailey" (Mosaic MD10-204) suggesthathat Bailey was a more versatile performer than Holiday.