Sentence examples for are comparatively broad from inspiring English sources

This is because the system reacts much more sensitive w.r.t uncertainty in the interference directions as compared to the signal direction, since nulls in the beamforming pattern are commonly very narrow whereas peaks are comparatively broad in the angular domain (see also the example in Fig. 2).

Although this play's focus is comparatively broad — the half-dozen primary characters are all given fully developed, overlapping story lines — Ms. Hudes writes with precision and economy, so that the play doesn't feel unwieldy or overstuffed.

This peak region was comparatively broad in unprocessed HAM (Curve A) which could be due to the presence of cellular components.

The metastoma is comparatively broad in the α specimens, being almost oval-shaped.

Unlike the sharp reflections of PCL, the diffraction peaks of HAp were comparatively broad and the lower limit for the crystallite size was estimated using the Debye Scherrer equation at only 8 nm, as compared to >100 nm for PCL.

The second complete metastoma, FMNH PE 61165, is smaller (length 20 mm), however, and differs from FMNH PE 61153 in being comparatively broader, having a length/width ratio of 1.42 compared to the ratio of 1.46 in FMNH PE 61153.

The morphology of coxa VI differs from that of coxa IV/V in being comparatively broader and having larger, more robust teeth, the most anterior of which is enlarged compared to the succeeding teeth.

Ru-based metathesis catalysts in general show broad functional group tolerance and are comparatively air and water stable, lending them to many applications.

Conversely, pharmacy databases provide a broad picture of the medication that patients receive, and are comparatively unrestricted by the mixture of primary and secondary care involvement in IBD.

Many are comparatively shallow.

Foreclosures are comparatively uncommon.