Sentence examples similar to air broadened from inspiring English sources

She has the hundred-and-eighty-degree extension that ballerinas, worldwide, now cultivate, but she uses it for dance purposes — to carve the air, broaden the arc — rather than for the merely visual purpose, so strange and fundamentally vulgar, of raising the foot to the ear.

The air broadening coefficients for the 625.66 GHz and 649.70 GHz lines were estimated at γ air)=3.769±0.067 MHz and 3.298±0.099 MHz respectively, where the uncertainty includes possible systematic errors.

Experimentally obtained derivative spectrum is numerically integrated to reveal the original line shape and fitted with a nonlinear least squares fitting program to extract air broadening coefficients and line strength parameters.

The databank contains the line parameters (positions, intensities, self- and air-broadening coefficients, exponents of the temperature dependence of self- and air-broadening coefficients) of the principal isotopologue of NO2.

In addition to reference linestrengths S 296 K), the air-broadening coefficients γair(296 K) and temperature exponents n were inferred for strong transitions in five narrow regions, near 7185.60, 7203.89, 7405.11, 7426.14 and 7435.62 cm−1 that had been targeted as attractive for future diagnostics applications.

PARIS — Air travel disruptions intensified across Europe on Wednesday as a strike led by French air traffic controllers broadened in its second day to include smaller labor actions in other countries.

The crucial question is whether that air campaign is broadened to take in Isis strongholds in northern Syria.

After initially specialising in the movement of air, Dyson has broadened its technology into robotics, electric motors and 360-degree cameras.

Since the award-winning space drama went off the air five years ago, Syfy has broadened its portfolio, dabbling in paranormal reality shows and the campy TV movie "Sharknado".

Research on air pollution and asthma has broadened our understanding of the inflammatory process in the lung (Walters et al. 2002) such that the effects of air pollution can be seen in school-age children as increased exacerbation of asthma symptoms and increased days absent from school (Gilliland et al. 2003; McConnell et al. 2003).

The air transport liberalization programme had now been broadened to cover the entire Eastern and Southern Africa and encompasses COMESA, EAC and SADC regions.