Sentence examples for proves the versatility from inspiring English sources

Paul Chahidi again proves the versatility of his comic and mournful talents as everything from analyst to Malcolm Rifkind.

The developed neural network ANN8 proves the versatility of artificial neural networks to establish the relations between various parameters affecting complex behavior of steel fiber-reinforced concrete deep beams and costly experimental processes.

In order to prove the versatility of C-Spin system with respect to fiber alignment, Polycaprolactone (PCL) and gelatin were spun taking them as model polymers.

The application of a recently developed method for the deposition of Pd and Pt on top of a SAM, has been successfully extended to Rh, thus proving the versatility of the new concept.

Comparisons with several results from the literature prove the versatility of the model as static and dynamic load distributions, transmission errors and mesh stiffnesses can be evaluated from a unified approach.

Here we report on the synthesis of individual layers of several 2D van der Waals solids, namely CeI3, CeCl3, TbCl3 and ZnI2 by template-assisted growth using carbon nanotubes as directing agents, thus proving the versatility of this approach.

The established HHS donning and walking simulation in this study proved the versatility and promising potential of computational approach for realistic biomechanical evaluation and optimization of footwear design in a virtual environment.

The microanalyses and spectroscopic results corroborate the structural data from single crystal X-ray diffraction; the latter proved the versatility of Hg II) coordination chemistry, since simple variation of the Schiff base chelate or the halide/pseudohalide counterion resulted in distinctively different complexes.

In 2009, Lindsley and co-workers reported the one-pot catalytic enantioselective synthesis of chiral β-fluoramines 129 via organocatalysis, again proving the versatility of the α-fluorination methodology (Scheme 43).

For example, Figure 1c shows the electrophoresis profile of parental genotypes divided into groups A, B and C consisting in light molecular weight (50-200 bp), medium molecular weight (200-600 bp) and high molecular weight (600 -1000 bp) products, respectively, proving the versatility of the MDE technique to detect SSCPs in amplicons with a wide range of molecular weights.

This also proves the outstanding versatility of the proposed method because it can analyze both human behaviors and object categories.