Sentence examples for rather versatile from inspiring English sources

Even the Australian champion Ian Thorpe, a rather versatile swimmer, has gone on record to say Phelps cannot break Spitz's record.

Frequently produced in particle collisions, either when particles from outer space hit the upper atmosphere, or in accelerators in laboratories on Earth, muons are rather versatile.

Our results suggest, unlike a conventional Bragg gap, this type of gap exhibits a rather versatile behavior with varying angle of incidence.

Our calculations showed that the suggested structure possesses in addition to the structural Bragg gaps, a new type of band gap that exhibits a rather versatile behavior with varying angle of incidence.

As shown in Fig. 3b, c, this effect is rather versatile.

Combined with the tablet/laptop functionality, this Neonode display should make the XO-4 rather versatile, too.

But in the last few years, I've come to realise that courgettes are actually rather wonderful, versatile things - and are also pretty tasty, if you buy British ones in midsummer.

CD123hi/CCR6+/IDO+ pDC constitute only 0.2 to 0.8% of peripheral blood cells and represent a unique, rather plastic, versatile, and important immune cell population capable of producing over 95% of IFN-I synthesized by PBMC in response to virus and nucleic acid-containing complexes from the host [ 37].

I'd rather pick a versatile bottle and take my chances that it won't get along with a course or two.

These rather convenient and versatile methods can increase astrometric and, to a lesser degree, photometric accuracy of faint GEO object observations.

Blockchain has a number of rather specific and versatile properties that make it so attractive for multiple niches.