Sentence examples for wider application for from inspiring English sources
This new computational approach is expected to find wider application for evolutionary studies of organisms more generally.
Pyne, who is also the leader of the House of Representatives, made the comment in the context of his higher education changes, but the advice has wider application for the government which is struggling with the new Senate.
It is proposed that the spectral difference index and model undergo further testing and optimization prior to wider application for observation of mine-reclamation ecosystems.
Father Shanley also saw a wider application for the encyclical, which contains sections stating that the faith's essentials remain constant regardless of the surrounding culture, no matter what part of the world the church is in.
A wide-ranging comparison with conventional engineering materials shows metallic glasses to be restricted to niche applications, but with outstanding properties awaiting wider application, for example in micro electro-mechanical systems devices.
"I think it would be a mistake to dismiss our experience of the last year simply as a 'black swan,' a one-in-a-million occurrence that carries no wider application for our industry as a whole," Mr. Dudley told oil executives at a conference here.
In addition, I am able to think about wider applications for research than most of my peers will even consider.
It'll be an expensive niche for now, but the idea of digital creation leading to physical objects has wider applications for kids: whether it's 3D printing or print-out papercraft.
While wider applications for understanding the development of bacterial communities may eventually emerge, Dutton said there are still basic questions to answer in the short term.
"It has wider applications for disaster zones and for governments to understand things such as traffic jams," Mr Iaconesi added.
Pandya also reckons the technology itself could have wider applications for other groups who may not be visually impaired but who may still want help navigating a new indoor venue, such as tourists, for example.
