Sentence examples for a second broadening from inspiring English sources

From the curves of the initial permeability versus temperature, it can be seen that for samples up to x = 0.3, a second broadening peak (hump shape) other than the Hopkinson peak is found which may be attributed to structural transformation from tetragonal to cubic in these samples [33, 34].

Potentially substandard breast implants made by a French company were sold to about 1,000 Dutch women under a second name, broadening the scope of an investigation that could affect some 300,000 women worldwide.

First, by identifying individual-level factors that influence coercive sex among young people which to date has received less scholarly attention; and second, broadening the scholarship in this area by moving beyond individual risk factors to include contextual factors.

The second broadened the existing criminal law so that any attempt or conspiracy to interfere with a flight crew became a felony -- a change that allowed flight personnel to act against suspicious passengers even if they hadn't begun an actual assault.

The second broadened the analysis to include other stakeholders.

A second point concerns broadening the training for those who will practice health services research.

One of the positions taken is to expand the scope of the directive a second time, to broaden its field of application.

(b) Output beam profile after first broadening stage, corresponding to the blue curve in a. (c) Output beam profile after bulk crystal, corresponding to the red curve in a and measured with 700-nm longpass filter.

Variable temperature H solid state MAS NMR experiments up to 195 °C show that all of the protons in Ba2In2O4(OH)2 are mobile on the NMR time scale, the resonances first broadening and then completely coalescing at around 150 °C, yielding a single site with an isotropic chemical shift of 4.4 ppm.

And after at first broadening and intensifying the conflict in Indochina, he ended American involvement in the fighting there".

Corporate executives and their Wall Street counterparts are subject to fads, and they have gone through previous periods in which first broadening and then narrowing business portfolios have taken center stage.