Sentence examples for highlight the versatility from inspiring English sources
Sawaya's work is just the latest thing to highlight the versatility of Lego, which, despite harking back to playtime in a pre-PlayStation age, achieved revenues of $4bn £2.4bnn) in 2012.
The proposed method is successfully applied to two studies implying either a single crack or a multi-crack pattern, obtained with different continuum models to highlight the versatility of the proposed approach.
These results highlight the versatility of this simple scaffold fusion method for incorporating essentially any combination of loaded microspheres into a 3D structure, making this a powerful tool for tissue engineering and drug delivery applications.
To highlight the versatility of the system, this paper presents several case studies; purifications of hexahistidine- and glutathione S-transferase-tagged proteins using different protocols, automated on-column tag cleavage and optimization studies for a hexahistidine-tagged kinase.
Combined with a myriad of Wnts and Frizzled receptor family members, these pathways highlight the versatility of Wnt signaling and the potential for combinatorial use of these pathways in different aspects of synapse development and function.
Particularly, in this review, we focus on our recent theoretical studies which highlight the versatility of CS and CMS NWs for: 1) the design of negative-index metamaterials in the visible range and 2) plasmonic light harvesting in ultrathin photocatalyst layers for water splitting.
The offense was a series of online video clips that highlighted the versatility of the brand's shampoos, conditioners and styling aids.
The experimental findings highlighted the versatility of the foams that may be appropriately designed based on the possible application.
On an afternoon when Baylor held Ratliffe to 6 points, Missouri's stable of guards led the team while highlighting the versatility that makes Missouri such a threat.
Electrochemical aspects of modern tin deposition are illustrated by data from the authors' laboratory which highlights the versatility of methanesulfonic acid electrolytes.
The National Gallery of Art presents Charles Sheeler's no-nonsense yet melancholic images of factories, mills and skyscrapers (including "Architectural Planes," above), and highlights the versatility of a career that encompassed painting, drawing, photography and film.
