Sentence examples for diversified terms from inspiring English sources

By examining the distribution of search query terms, we found that users tended to use more diversified terms and that the usage of characters in search queries was quite different from the character usage of general online information in Chinese.

However, even though comic books diversified in terms of content, their association with humorous and juvenile entertainment persisted, so the term comics stuck (and is commonly used as a singular noun to refer to the medium).

"It is looking to international expansion and is increasingly diversified in terms of its product offerings".

"The goal for us is to be more broadly diversified in terms of service offerings when we go public," Mr. Crawford said, though he added that he would be content if AlixPartners stayed private.

A snowball sample of the young respondents was used, but diversified in terms of their level of education and gender.

A yeast surface display library of Fn3 was created in which three solvent-exposed loops were diversified in terms of amino acid composition and loop length.

The partnership is a boost for Magnify's current users, as well, as the content they offer is going to get more diversified in terms of its sources.

Thanks to its scalable, in-house and robust platform and its experienced management team, Ogone has built a prime, truly international client base with over 42,000 merchants, highly diversified in terms of sizes, segments or distribution channels.

The picture shows a diversified electrification technology base where the lower household bins range of 0 to 25,000 is wholly off-grid, LGAs with population of 25,001 to 50,000 are fairly diversified in terms of technology choice (off-grid, grid and mini-grid), and the upper households have more of grid and mini-grid.

"A lot of the same things that were prominent or important back then are still important today, it's just we've diversified in terms of what's being produced, how the stories are being told, how we're representing our selves and our identities and our lives, but within all that, activism [still] plays as big a part," says Ferguson.

Organisms living in other environments, such as dry land and sewage sludge, are highly diversified in terms of the abundance of raIS elements in their genomes.