Sentence examples for below the broader from inspiring English sources

Weyerhaeuser slashed its leader's bonus in half in fiscal 2001, after shareholder return dipped below the broader S&P 500 index, according to a U.S. regulatory filing.

Changes in sensitivity, such as those that occur during light or dark adaptation (see below: "The broader significance of the distinction between sensitivity and gain"), reflect displacement of a psychophysical function along the axis representing stimulus strength.

In a third the soles of his feet appear magically in the branches of a tree, shot from below, the broad distortion of the feet concealing the body attached to them.

Below, the broad pathway leading from the surrounding moat and entry gate to the base of the rock fortress passes through a wonderful water garden, about half of which has been restored by archaeologists.

He looked as skinny as a nail, as pale-skinned as the moon; below the broad shade of his hat his face was cut with rain.

Finally, optical PR features in the 1 to 1.2 eV region lie below the broad PL curve and, therefore, correspond to the ground- (GS) and excited-state (ES) transitions in the QRs. Figure 1 Room temperature PR and PL spectra of the As 4 -grown sample QR35.

Move the boutonniere so that the flower is on or just below the broadest part of the lapel.

Factory output is still 5.5% below its peak, while the broader measure of industrial production remains 10.5% below its previous high.

These issues will be important to address in the broader HOS evaluation, discussed below.

For transient absorption spectroscopy, we used home-built non-collinear optical parametric amplifiers to generate broadband probe pulses with an overall spectral range spanning from 520 1600 nm.[ 25] As we show below, this broad spectral range is necessary to distinguish the singlet and triplet absorption features.

In contrast, consumer revenue plummeted 22% to $2.6bn and operating profit by 83%, underscoring the plight of the broader PC market, where sales have been flat year-on-year, below broader economic growth trends.