There's a versatility to their menu, which offers up everything from stonebaked pizza to fish cooked on the bone.
Manager Gary Smith said: "It's a great signing for us; he's an athletic player and adds some versatility to our squad which is important.
It takes versatility to play that way, which is why losing Thomas for a long stretch would be trouble.
Most of the bacterial isolates (five out of nine) from the enrichment cultures carried out in this study, belong to the γ-proteobacteria class, particularly to the genus Pseudomonas, the versatility of which to degrade and grow on lignin-related aromatic compounds and even technical lignins is widely acknowledged (Bandounas et al. 2011; Bugg and Rahmanpour 2015; Narbad and Gasson 1998).
He had spent all evening hunting and probing for chances, using his versatility to find the gap through which he would send Portugal to Kiev on Sunday.
BMW aficionados with long memories may remember the 2002 Touring of the early 1970s, which added versatility to one of the company's sport sedans (but, unfortunately, not in the American market).
If this occurs, more than two types of Tg lines can be produced at once in a single injection event, which offers versatility to the system and also would reduce the cost significantly, compared to the traditional Tg production method.
(13) demonstrates the versatility of the triol ligand, which shows three distinct bonding modes depending on its form and to which metals it bonds.
Hybrid sol gel materials are suitable dielectric materials for a range of optical applications, due to the versatility by which their optical and mechanical properties can be adjusted and the easy patterning by various lithographic techniques.
Sawaya's work is just the latest thing to highlight the versatility of Lego, which, despite harking back to playtime in a pre-PlayStation age, achieved revenues of $4bn £2.4bnn) in 2012.
