Sentence examples for be of wide applicability from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, to be of wide applicability, it requires a set of people to be interviewed on the perceived quality of several videos in a controlled environment, thus resulting a time-consuming and expensive procedure.

Improving support of PGAS models on major compilers suggests that this algorithm will be of wider applicability on most upcoming supercomputers.

Furthermore, we describe these methods in general terms to be of wider applicability for comparative gene expression in a variety of evolutionary, genetic, biological, and physiological contexts.

However we do think our results may be of wider applicability.

Hence, we have chosen equations that are explicit, depend on easily measurable parameters and, are of wide applicability.

When coupled with a cohesive law or a friction law at the interface, the formulation proposed here is of wide applicability for studying spontaneous rupture propagation.

The main assumption of ICA, namely, linear independence between sources is of wide applicability and has been successful in extracting artifacts from the imaging of neuronal activities [30], as well as extracting hidden structure from financial data [31].

These equations take both inertia and elasticity of the bonding material into account and consequently are of wider applicability than the previously existing ones.

Their views were similar in terms of wide applicability of the definition.

Our qualitative proposal has a solid quantum mechanical basis of wide applicability: there are not any particular assumptions on the chemical kind, structure, or the initial state of the molecule or any assumptions on the chemical kind or on the initial state of the molecule's environment.

Theorists once sought general laws of wide applicability that tended to obscure differences among individuals.