Sentence examples for more flexible set from inspiring English sources

So expect to see universities across the UK offer a wider and more flexible set of courses to attract those in work over the coming years.

Allowing the reuser or application engineer to extend components at pre-specified variation points creates a more flexible set of components.

And thus, the R&D department that at first seems to be an impenetrable fortress can turn out to be a much more flexible set of chairs and a blanket, with the people inside still innovating like five-year-olds.

However, the use of NoSQL databases and more versatile frameworks such as OGC standard based implementations may provide a wider and more flexible set of features that particularly facilitate working with larger volumes and more heterogeneous data sources.

Sometimes fewer hours are not an option but a more flexible set up, such as working from home once or twice a week, could help lessen the burden.

For instance, ordinal measurement with interpersonal noncomparability built by Arrow right into his technical framework amounts, in Sen's more flexible set up, to a requirement that the same social ordering is to be derived from any utility profiles that reduce to the same list of orderings.

Carnegie Hall is also building a more flexible setting for music, the Judy and Arthur Zankel Hall, to expand the kinds of programming it presents.

While faithful to the farcical libretto, his staging of "Le Comte Ory" has been updated from the Middle Ages to Rossini's 19th century, a more flexible setting for the comic antics that Bart has emphasized in his production.

Network situations as introduced by Jackson and Wolinsky (1996) incorporate the influence of the architecture of a network rather than just the connectivity it provides and thereby provide a more flexible setting than communication situations, which consist of a game with transferable utility and a network.

The AEs in the serving set can be of different types, which provide more flexible serving set constructions.

> This encoding results in a smaller, faster, and more flexible data set, which is more suitable for analysis.