Sentence examples for most flexible ones from inspiring English sources
About 1/3 higher and 10% wider than a DVD, but the spine on the short side (landscape format), it is bound not to fit on any CD or DVD or bookshelf, except the most flexible ones, with wasteful margins: Headaches for the collector… but more about that when I discuss other (mostly-Audio) Berlin Philharmonic in-house label releases later in the year.
In contrast, the non-structural curves are the smallest curves, those exhibiting less vertebral rotation and the most flexible ones (i.e. the ones that are non-correctable or partially correctable on ipsilateral sideward-bending views with a Cobb angle <25°) [1].They develop secondarily, and are usually not included in operative fusion.
With new competitors looming, like Roxio 's soon-to-be-reborn Napster and RealNetworks ' Rhapsody, the best online music services will be the most flexible ones.
Like most hatchbacks, the Golf is a marvelously flexible creation.
Out of the tools with a graphical user interface, OpenModel is the most flexible one.
Ching and Binggeli [13] suggested neutralized colour schemes as the most flexible one.
The most flexible one is an extension of the model by Kim et al. (2008) to the panel data setting.
eeGeo is not the only company that is exploring how to build these kinds of 3D visualizations, both for indoor and outdoor spaces, but Hetherington points out that it's one of the most flexible on the market today.
It's the body's most flexible joint and one of the most essential.
Check Point has one of the most flexible VPN platforms on the market today.
This software, both brand new and almost 20 years old, is one of the most flexible, most useful programs I've ever used -- truly a hidden gem, one that I now hope doesn't stay hidden for long". -- Even Leibovitch, ZDnet Enterprise, 11 Jan 2000.
