"We are working at wood turning from a broad dynamic and also as poetry," Mr. Ellsworth said.
Its seven pieces are steeped in the extremes of keyboard writing: the highest and lowest registers of the piano, a broad dynamic sweep, dense passages offset by sparseness and silence, and jackhammerlike forcefulness set beside gauzy introspection.
His main instrument was the National steel guitar: a gleaming Art Deco-style instrument with a broad dynamic range, often played with a slide and associated with deep blues.
Moreover the designed system has a broad dynamic range, suitable for these kind of environments.
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Thus, a quantitative analysis with a broad dynamic range was achieved by combining the fluorescent and colorimetric measurements at BPA concentrations ranging over four orders of magnitude.
Endostatin was detected with a limit of detection of 3 ng (150 fmol/well) and a broad dynamic range from 10 1000 ng/well.
It exhibited a broad dynamic range upon which enzyme-linked immunosorbant assay (ELISA -positive affinity-purifiELISA -positive antibody reagents were examined for specificity and potency.
The system offers a broad dynamic range for both strong and weak bioluminescence experimental samples, superior luminescence sensitivity and low well-to-well cross talk, enabling users to generate more usable data from each experiment.
In the pages that follow, the terms Xuanxue and Neo-Daoism will be used interchangeably in a general sense, as a broad, dynamic intellectual front that flourished during early medieval China, as opposed to a homogeneous "school" with set doctrines.
The iLID presents several advantages, such as possessing strictly monomeric components, being easily expressed in Escherichia coli, and having a broad dynamic range, a highly tunable affinity, and a fast reversion rate in the dark (Guntas et al. 2014).
