Sentence examples for miscellaneous range from inspiring English sources

Lauterpacht said the seized iPhone, laptop, USB thumb drive and other documents may contain "a very wide and miscellaneous range of materials" that were legally sensitive including matters not directly related to the arbitration.

The calligraphic variant of the word used as the Coat of arms of Iran is encoded in Unicode, in the Miscellaneous Symbols range, at codepoint U+262B.

"Concept" is considered a miscellaneous term, ranging from a fictional species, character abilities and different types of gameplay.

Also included are a handful of miscellaneous fixes that range from the minor (WiFi reconnects faster after the Fire wakes up) to the thoughtful (the time limit on movie rentals now starts when it's first played, not when it's downloaded).

A 43-foot wall shows 100 miscellaneous dinosaur specimens, ranging from footprints to fossilized droppings, with identifications and elaborations offered by touch-screen monitors.

"Highlights From the Permanent Collection" is a miscellaneous affair that ranges from examples of 19th-century products by local businesses like the American Pottery Manufacturing Company or the Jersey City Glass Company to contemporary works by artists like Lorna Simpson and Luís Cruz Azaceta.

Among the most used approaches are based on public-key certificates and gave birth to miscellaneous trust models ranging from centralized models to web-of-trust and distributed certification authorities.

The administration of NSAID's can be accompanied by miscellaneous side effects, ranging from gastrointestinal mucosal damage, aplastic anaemia, and inhibition of thrombocyte aggregation to increased cardiovascular risks and renal failure [ 4– 7].

This technology is capable of providing miscellaneous novel applications that range from innovative fabric compounds, food processing, and agricultural production to sophisticated medicinal techniques [1].

The software searches for a wide range of miscellaneous PHI types that are not included in the gold standard corpus, which are listed in Appendix A (Additional file 1).

Adult carabids are nocturnal hunting predators whose prey ranges from miscellaneous small insects to fairly large caterpillars and land snails.