Sentence examples for versatile means from inspiring English sources

Being versatile means that the device can provide ever more services by associating itself with add-on devices.

It may be the most versatile means of communication ever devised, but it is still just a means of communication.

Foams are regarded as a versatile means in many industrial applications due to its high viscosity and low density.

Affinity interactions are further versatile means to achieve straightforward and robust chemical sensors [16], whose response is indirectly proportional to the diameter of the nanoparticles applied.

Microfluidics offer many versatile means of detection, low energy requirements, and high throughput, and accuracy, as well as minimal time requirements.

Surface engineering has become a well-established technology and is an extremely versatile means of improving component performance in different science and engineering applications.

Two cerebral coaches in Jason Kreis and Jesse Marsch, and a corresponding emphasis on technical and versatile players, means that there were few immediate stylistic or philosophical differences apparent on Sunday, even if the heat in Orlando inevitably meant that NYC's game was played at a noticeably slower pace than the Red Bulls hectic clash with Sporting KC.

This approach avoids problems posed by nonlinear spectral estimates, and provides a versatile quantitative means of characterizing many aspects of spectral quality.

A slate computer is a versatile object meant to be comfortable in many situations.

The widespread and versatile roles mean that inappropriate Notch activity can have profound consequences.

(I'm glad I can flip you inside-out, oh wait, you didn't say reversible. Versatility doesn't really mean anything. And having nights in and also nights out doesn't mean you're versatile, it just means you can't drink as well as Snooki [not trademarked] can).