Sentence examples for Wider in range from inspiring English sources

His achievements were wider in range and more extreme in their intensity than most people can imagine cramming into one full term life.

Yet his interests were wider in range than his publications, and extended through Frege, Chomsky, Davidson, and a fair range of contemporary philosophy of mind and language.

Second, 2D-RT-induced TLN lesions were more extensive, being both wider in range and larger in size, and showing greater contrast enhancement.

Wider range of Apps in Android Android offers approximately 1,300,000 apps whereas Windows Phone offers only 400,000 apps.

(John K. Fairbank,1968) In wider-range civil narration, the southern region is the center of "Marine China," where, by way of navigation and trade, the coastal provinces distant from the central regime directly stimulate cultural exchanges between China and the rest of the world.

"We are developing a wider-reaching range of interventions in order to use the information the public provided more effectively.

Wider range of applications and comparative studies to more established proteomics approaches is still in progress.

Wider range BnAbs targeting epitopes shared by both Groups 1 and 2 subtypes were also described.

To that end, the organization started the series New Music/New Places, which presents its young charges and alumni in a wider-than-usual range of places, including the Oracle Club, a members-only work space in Long Island City, Queens, and the Robert Miller Gallery in Chelsea, which hosted the flutist Carol Wincenc and the adventurous cellist Jay Campbell on Wednesday evening.

Likelihoods converged to a stable value after ca. 500,000 generations in the wider-range analyses and after ca. 100,000 generations in the narrower-range analysis, and all trees prior to the convergence were discarded as the "burn-in" phase before computing a consensus tree in PAUP*.

He and Frank labored for months to test and perfect an entirely new formulation in a wider-than-ever range of shades that reflected the correct degree of light required by the sensitive new film.