Sentence examples for and a broad breadth from inspiring English sources

Google has been sort of saying there's going to be a Google experience and a broad breadth of hardware, so that'll be interesting to see how that plays out.

It's not a lot of requirements, and actually we service a broad breadth of hardware.

"We've heard stories about how their color, skin color have affected them both from the black communities as well as the nonblack communities… There's such a broad, breadth of stories and it just becomes even better the more that people participate and the more that people engage".

She moves toward another white tree, which possesses a more imposing girth and a broader breadth of branches.

"She is a filmmaker who has a broad breadth of understanding," he said by telephone.

Thus, a broad breadth of expression imposes selective constraints limiting the possible action of positive selection.

They have value, but as descriptive-not indicative-measurements. Measures such as the advance/decline line can be useful in that a broad-breadth market is one in which stock selection might be secondary to asset allocation.

In Experiment 2 however, CHEX actually reduced workload and so a broader attentional breadth may have better allowed for the processing of change-related information when a critically changed aircraft was fixated.

Recently, Duda and Lee [15] observed significant differences in allelic frequencies of two conotoxin loci of Conus miliaris at Easter Island, a population that has undergone ecological release at this isolated location and exhibits a broader dietary breadth than at other locations in the Indo-West Pacific [16].

Hence, the extension of PS with 4VP monomer produced block copolymer with broad breadth (PDI 2.08) and bimodal on GPC curves.

The NSEEV model also suggests that the size of the functional field of view narrows under conditions of high workload, meaning that the current task likely to require a broad attentional breadth in order to register the necessary dynamic changes, as well as perform the TEWA task consecutively may be particularly vulnerable to increases in workload.