Sentence examples for versatility in application from inspiring English sources

The versatility in application of the mesmeric Mamet rhythms is, however, often overlooked.

An outstanding feature of the high temperature, gas-cooled, version of a Generation IV type reactor is its versatility in application.

Edible films due to their sustainable nature, appropriate physical and chemical properties and versatility in application are proposed as potential vehicles for the delivery of bioactive compounds (Falguera et al., 2011; López de Lacey et al., 2012).

Among these metal oxide materials, iron-based oxygen carriers are attractive due to their high oxygen-carrying capacity, cost benefits, and versatility in applications for chemical looping reactions.

It is found that the power series outperforms the dynamic stiffness method in terms of versatility in applications and numerical stability at the very low and high ends of the frequency spectrum.

In addition to achieving a spatially uniform signal, we evaluated the signal temporal resolution of the device that is crucial for the versatility in applications of biological systems.

Organic-inorganic hybrid perovskites (CH3NH3PbI3) have drawn enormous attentions due to their superior optoelectronic properties and versatilities in applications [1, 2].

The third problem is chosen to demonstrate versatility in an application to analyze the fuel cycle of a non-MSR system.

It is cost effective, abundant, has good surface stability, is non-corrosive, environmentally friendly and has great versatility in its application [1].

Polyesters are of great importance as fiber materials in terms of volume and product value due to their versatility in various application sectors with relatively low raw material and production costs (Park and Kim 2014).

To date, there has been no report on the reliability of the ACS for injury surveillance despite considerable versatility in its application (Aytur et al. 2013; Curry et al. 2015; Hong et al. 2015; Huguet et al. 2014; Landy et al. 2011; Perry et al. 2015; Sastry & Gregory 2013).