Sentence examples for by a more versatile from inspiring English sources

In this way, the original configuration of the ROV manual guidance system is substituted by a more versatile, user-friendly and powerful PC-based configuration.

In this work we have: (1) developed an algorithm to include any arbitrary pattern into the writing process by using a more versatile combination of beam and stage scanning while (2) incorporating the use of the ubiquitous AutoCAD DXF (drawing exchange format) into the design process.

Now that it allows users to transfer money into their bank account (or that of a friend), Paytm's wallet — which is supported by Uber, among other services —  becomes a more versatile way of managing small cash floats.

Comparison is made between conventional methods of processing the residue data points, which may be non-conservative, and a more versatile method, presented by Amzallag et al. (1994), which allows transition cycles to be processed accurately.

Seeking a more versatile approach, researchers led by biophysicist Kevin Kit Parker at Harvard University turned to a chemical patterning technique developed over the last decade by Harvard chemist George Whitesides.

Vampires, though, are a more versatile monster.

There isn't a more versatile pitcher in the majors.

"There is almost not a more versatile product," Mr. Garcelon said.

The bottom line: the iPod is still a more versatile, compact and beautiful machine.

Is there a more versatile word in the English language than "cheese"?

Paired with a cheap camera, it's a more versatile although a bit more cumbersome solution.