adj. 1 adapting easily to different subjects or occupations; skilled in many subjects or occupations. 2 having many uses. versatility n. [Latin verto vers- turn]

... human nature Itisalso universal because itcreated onthisbasis .all character ’scharacter ’sversatility Its versatility lies inthefact thattheRenaissance synthesizes .artistic truth about its ... (Aesthetics)
... employee , prevention and.timely resolution ofbusiness conflicts Inorder tocope withsuchawide range of.versatile duties , aPR specialist needs toprofessionally master oratory ,.know thepsychological laws ... (Professions and specialties)
... employee , prevention and.timely resolution ofbusiness conflicts Inorder tocope withsuchawide range of.versatile duties , aPR specialist needs toprofessionally master oratory ,.know thepsychological laws ... (Professions and specialties)
... analyzing thesituation withmaximum concentration Thisgesture has become iconic due toits versatility Emotional subtext When aperson looks over glasses , itseems toestablish .anew ... (Body language)
... Itdiffers significantly from theexisting expert systems andthe.so-called syllogistors interms offlexibility , versatility andability for.self-modification Based ontheinitial fields , theassociative solver forms a.statement thatiscomplementary ... ... , which isvery convenient to.use , modifiability , which isvery convenient during operation , versatility , which removes .theroutine andreduces thecost ofproblem solving Only direct interaction ... (Information systems modeling)
... from .thetotality ofsocial relations Therearemany interpretations anddefinitions ofpolitics , which is.due totheversatility ofthephenomenon itself and, accordingly ,.thecomplexity ofits knowledge Pointing tothesphere ofpolitics asanobject ... (Political science)
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