Sentence examples for interesting for a range from inspiring English sources

Clearly, at this stage, a pronounced nanostructuring of the surface can be observed without resorting to any kind of time-consuming nanolithography techniques thus being potentially interesting for a range of applications, e.g., nanocatalysis, nanobiotechnology, and nanoelectronics.

In the study, although the turbine presents a relatively low power coefficient compared to that of competitive turbines, its unique adaptability of immersion depth, including the partially submerged condition, low starting flow velocity and rotational speed offer an interesting prospect for a range of applications.

This makes the proposed solution interesting for a wide range of applications.

The characteristic size and shape of the nanostructures obtained by the described method and the properties of ZnO as a low-cost biocompatible material make this methodology of synthesis interesting for a wide range of applications including optoelectronics, catalysis and (bio sensors.

In total, these data suggest that the PADs, and PAD2 in particular, are interesting therapeutic targets for a range of diseases.

Their subversive project is interesting for its range of imagery – banned images include everything from nipples and pubic hair to a woman wearing a hijab and holding an iPhone.

Once representations of causal relations that provide answers to questions like those posed by Cohen and Nagel are at hand, the representations turn out to have interpretations that provide causal models for a range of interesting and puzzling phenomena.

With an engaged audience comprised of many who have committed their lives to these causes, South by South Lawn provided a platform for a range of interesting, multifaceted conversations.

Detailed numerical results are presented for a range of physically interesting but previously inaccessible parameter values.

The sensor characteristics, make this simple sensor very interesting for detecting a wide range of fluid's refractive index or chemical agent concentration.

This approach is particularly interesting for Low-Dynamic Range (LDR) scenes, such as objects in a foggy scene (gray, low contrast).