Sentence examples for real versatility from inspiring English sources

But ultimately with the Polgyon Fane EP, the Hyperboloid boss delivers an EP of real versatility, with the six original tracks moving between ominous breakbeats to old school '80s Casio funk and back to deep, wonky club beats without missing a step.

He won the bronze medal at the World Championships in April and has clearly grown into a rider of real class and versatility.

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"They didn't have a lot of money in him, he's not 6-foot-4 with an Adonis body, and he doesn't have a real position because of his versatility," said Dave Engle, a Mets minor league manager who managed Mora in the Astros' system.

The Badger's real trick is its extraordinary versatility.

He added: "Cole has been a consistent performer for us and his versatility is a real asset".

Cardiff Blues director of rugby Mark Hammett said: "His versatility gives us real options in the back line".

"TALONS was our first chance to demonstrate hosting a real payload and showing the versatility of ACTUV to do a wide variety of missions for which it wasn't originally designed".

Moreover, the ability to capture the non-linearities of a real system accurately and the versatility in being able to accommodate with ease, the various conventional and advanced strategies within their structures, make them much more attractive.

The main advantages of the proposed approach are: (i) there are no appreciable delays in the filtered signal; (ii) the method does not require any statistical assessment of the noises corrupting the signal; (iii) high attenuation of the noise effects is achieved; (iv) the on-line computations are carried out in real time; and (v) high versatility and ease of implementation.

"He's got great versatility.