Her popularity broadened network executives' horizons.
Such dendritic behavior led to formation of a specific network configuration, Economical Small World network, which broadens network connectivity by enabling single axons to innervate remote multiple dendrites in short wiring lengths.
Offer future policy leaders a unique opportunity to broaden networks and gain real-world experience.
Philanthropy can allow access to certain communities, broaden networks and connect influential people with each other.
Deliberate thinking about workspaces can broaden networks and encourage the cross-pollination of ideas.
Assist in creation and stewardship of opportunities for graduate women to build and broaden networks of support to enhance the graduate experience; past examples include Mens et Manus et Salus and a celebration of graduate women.
Trying to broaden a network's reach can be hard: NBC recently had a cartoon series, "God, the Devil and Bob," which failed perhaps because that network's audience was unaccustomed to such a show.
I broadened my network of collaborators within and beyond the university, and started to publish with others more frequently.
Yunxiang Yan, an anthropologist at UCLA, observes that Mao's attacks on clans as bases of power broadened the network of gift-giving to friends and, in the post-Mao reform era, to guanxi, or connections, outside the village.
The teaching credential also opened up Stasi's career options, broadened her network, and eventually, set her new career in motion.
In 1988, Villaraigosa broadened his network by joining the union board of the local branch of the A.C.L.U., many of whose members came from the city's heavily Jewish Westside.
