Sentence examples for wider prospects of from inspiring English sources
But yet another day of stock market chaos suggests investors have little faith in such measures and the wider prospects of the Chinese economy.
In this context, it has been recently demonstrated (Jothimurugesan and co-workers, 1985a) that modern techniques which have been derived from Proton Induced X-ray Emission (PIXE) and Rutherford Backscattering Spectrometry (RBS) offered a much wider prospect of obtaining structural effects in dispersed bimetallic catalysts.
It has the advantages of noninvasiveness, nonradiativity, high cost-effectiveness, high resolution, and simple operation in comparison with conventional imaging modalities, showing wide prospects of application in bioscience.
Coiled tubing operating system can improve the efficiency of offshore oil and gas exploration with a wide prospect of application.
As Wat Sa Ket is located in the central part of the city, its top commands a very wide prospect of the entire city and surrounding country.
Silicate bioceramics have been considered to possess a wide prospect of clinical application for orthopedic tissue regeneration due to their excellent osteogenesis and angiogenesis.
HF-SSBME method combined the intrinsical merits of hollow fiber with the superiority of the proposed self-stirring device which can be developed to two-phase, three-phase and in situ derivatization modes with wide prospect of application.
We begin "On a blue November dawn, not long before the present time", on "one of the old roads leaving a well-known country town in the west of England... a windy spot from which a wide prospect of the countryside is available".
Anomalous transportation and field effects open a wide prospect of their applying in nanoelectronics [4 7].
Finally, BSA-SAε is used to solve the car side impact design optimization problem, which illustrates the wide application prospects of the proposed BSA-SAε.
Women's sport as a wider prospect has long been something of a commercial backwater.
