Sentence examples for versatile term from inspiring English sources

What a useful, versatile term.

If nothing else, his short, bright Senate career showed how versatile a term like "conservative" can be.

He's very versatile in terms of ground as well".

Relatively bone-free, able to stand up to big, bold flavours and incredibly versatile in terms of cooking; I like to pan roast it in brown butter or salt it lightly and then coat in flaky bread crumbs and fry in olive oil.

This structure is highly versatile in terms of materials and geometry.

This interface was also the most versatile in terms of applicable analytical conditions.

Movement is particularly versatile in terms of message manipulation and composition.

Perforator flaps in the lower extremity are versatile in terms of size, design, composition, and axis of rotation.

Conducting polymers are organic and therefore more versatile in terms of their characteristics, and are more sensitive but less stable and durable compared to their inorganic counterparts [104].

Since an AFM system is more versatile in terms of usage on both non-conductive and conductive samples, many home-made and commercial TERS systems have adapted the AFM-based TERS setup, first reported by Stockle et al. [2].

The other BVMOs belonging to this group are both of microbial and fungal origin (Miyamoto et al. [1995]; Jiang et al. [2009]; Qiao et al. [2011]) and are known to be very versatile in terms of their substrate scope, and efficiently catalyze the oxidation of a wide range of substrates, which indicates a broader application potential (Fink et al. [2012]; Bianchi et al. [2013]).