Sentence examples for expand its applications from inspiring English sources
The design helps the four-footed robot to expand its applications.
Chemical modifications of graphene are always significant to expand its applications, while their detailed process is still indefinable at present.
Outstanding electronic and optical properties of graphene expand its applications in diverse field such as sensors, photodetectors, energy conversion, and storage devices.
Functionalized PPO with low molecular weight has been widely studied to expand its applications, while there are relatively few reports on PPO-containing coatings.
Results of this study would be useful to guide the optimum design of FADS in penetration mode to expand its applications, especially in small enclosed spaces, where air quality, energy conservation and noise level are in high demand.
In addition, the frequent encounter of multiple cracks and mixed-mode fracture in real situation problems that require creative approaches highlights the challenging feature of crack analysis, which compels one to advance fracture mechanics of concrete further and to expand its applications wider.
This morning Pokki, a product of Sweet Labs, announced that it will expand its application recommendation engine to Android devices, and enhance its app store for what the company calls "multi mode" devices – those built to non-traditional hardware specifications.
As most previous IMS studies analyzed the relative abundances of larger metabolite species, it is important to expand its application to smaller molecules, such as neurotransmitters.
Because the highest prevalence of NPC is observed in southern China, it is important to explore and expand its application in our high-risk area.
It was enacted in 1986 and amended several times, including once in October 2001 under the Patriot Act, to expand its application.
A bill now before Congress, the Community Reinvestment Modernization Act, would effectively strengthen existing law and expand its application to insurance companies, securities firms, large credit unions and nondepository affiliates of banks.
