diverse造句

Exports have increased and become more diverse.

Diverse weights and diverse measures are both alike an abomination to the Lord.

It has the most diverse population and economy in America.

In its work advertisement color variegated, the variety is diverse.

These lush forests are the world's most diverse ecosystems.

No one does not encounter adversity, life is diverse, happiness, anger, sorrow, joy.

But this vast and diverse country is already much more than a simple adversary.

In a diverse society, moreover, one would expect there to be multiple interpretations of rights.

I love diverse aspects of Mother Nature, but I love the sea more than the mountain

Thus, static analysis is a diverse and confusing concept that needs clarification.

Response to Human Resource Manager: "My career has been characterized by my ability to work well with diverse teams.

More diverse views can produce a more vibrant society, but they may also split and weaken us.

Man is therefore conditioned by diverse forces - inwardly through psychological factors and outwardly through physical, environmental, and circumstantial influences.

Eventually, Edison’s lab tested carbonized filaments made from plants as diverse as baywood, boxwood, hickory, cedar, flax and bamboo.

Providing museum visitors with a diverse range of art from around the world promotes inquiry, tolerance and broad knowledge.

Due to the interplay of these diverse independent factors, in rare instances, the optimizer might select less than optimal execution plans.

Furthermore, since the faculties of human beings are by nature diverse and unequal, aninequality of condition arises naturally from an equal right to liberty ofevery man.

The technology affords ISPs, application service providers and other enterprise customers a comprehensive, auto-learning technology that provides significant improvement in handling data from diverse applications and protocols.

With such diverse and abundant starting material, the researchers were able to sketch a picture of ethnicity far more detailed than previously known.

Although medically diverse, neglected tropical diseases share features that allow them to persist in conditions of poverty, where they cluster and frequently overlap.

The witness to these fulfillments are too many, too diverse, too subtle and too interwoven into the history of the New Testament church and its many writings to be fabricated by some great conspiracy.

Now, Chinatown is one of the few diverse areas in Washington's north-west quadrant; others are predominantly white even though the overall city population is 57 per cent black.

Because each of these customers may do business differently, an NMS must have a highly adaptable configuration mechanism and user interface to satisfy the diverse needs of its customers.

We've only just begun: We need to do much deeper work against richer and more diverse learning content to further validate, refine, and extend the design and process framework outlined here.

Nisbett's findings are interesting and persuasive, even though it is perilous to try to generalize about such large yet diverse groups of people who appear quite similar on the surface.

While a single social relationship between your set of personas is easier to define than several different, unrelated social relationships between individual personas and minor players outside the persona set, it can be much better to put the initial effort into development of diverse personas than