Sentence examples for a much wider frame from inspiring English sources

524, 529, was, in the words of Mr. Justice Bradley 'fresh in the memories of those who achieved our independence and established our form of government.' The Fourth Amendment thus has a much wider frame of reference than mere criminal prosecutions.

Besides these thyroid-related data one has to consider the importance of nutrient antioxidants in a much wider frame, i.e. in relation to their protective effects on health [ 27- 30].

Commercial highly heterozygous clementine cultivars are considered "wild type" material, while the 39B3 and 39E7 genotypes that belong to the IVIA mutant collection were obtained through bud irradiation with fast neutrons (5 6 Gy) at the Instituto Tecnologico e Nuclear (Sacavem, Portugal) in the frame of a much wider breeding program.

Genome-based phylogenetic analysis of the RAH1 strain (ClonalFrame analysis [ 5 ]) and strains 809, BR-AD22, and 0102 indicates a much wider phylogenetic diversity of C. ulcerans strains than previously appreciated (data not shown).

Untitled, Detroit, 1946 Untitled, Detroit, 1946 The book's other pictures, culled from the hundred and fifty exposures Evans made that day, have a much wider frame space in which the subjects move, impose, push the air from their paths.

It is a much wider cultural phenomenon.

"It's a much wider range".

And a much wider circle of readers.

As a rule, myth has a much wider impact.

It has a much wider working range.

A much wider shadow will surround it.