Sentence examples for myriad of uses from inspiring English sources

Google Glass has still got fantastic potential with a myriad of uses: in security (think Luke Skywalker's X-wing headgear), in medicine and in entertainment.

Crossdressing is visible in literature, theatre, history, and the present day with a myriad of uses and reasons.

Elemental aluminum finds a myriad of uses due to its excellent material properties such as castability in any shape, plasticity, heat conduction, low density, low melting point, oxidative passivation, and suppleness with concurrent toughness.

Best of all, relation in either sense lent itself to a myriad of uses, for as LeClerc had remarked in his Logic (which Burke had read at Trinity) relations were beyond counting sunt autem innumerae relationes (Le Clerc 1692, pt. 1, ch. 4, s. 1, p. 19).

Nanoparticles potentially have a myriad of uses for SERS being able to specifically label sub-cellular regions both on the cell surface and within the intracellular environment.

In fact, the myriad of uses of the TRI, and its success in influencing business practices, has surprised both supporters and opponents of the original law [see "Now That You Know," EHP 105 38 43 (1997)].

Its myriad of possible uses: bendy touchscreens for mobiles, super-light batteries, artificial retinas, more effective drug delivery … and that's just for starters.

Military GPS satellites support a myriad of civilian uses, including road directions for taxi drivers, navigation for commercial airliners, tracking goods in transit and time signals for cash dispensers.

d-glucaric acid has been explored for a myriad of potential uses, including biopolymer production and cancer treatment.

The dialkyl or alkyl aryl esters of 1, 2-benzenedicarboxylic acid – commonly called phthalate esters – have a myriad of commercial uses, and are considered ubiquitous environmental contaminants.

Although some analytical applications of MFCs were proposed earlier (as biochemical oxygen demand sensing) only lately a myriad of new uses of this technology are being presented by research groups around the world, which combine both biological microbiological and electroanalytical expertises.