Sentence examples for breadth and a from inspiring English sources

Grammy voters want popular music to have credibility, breadth and a kind of moral weight.

We consider an asymmetric flow-field-flow fractionation (FFF) cell with an exponential variation of the channel breadth and a hydraulic conductivity gradient membrane to get a constant efficiency of the separation process over the whole length of the channel.

The surface of a (continuous) sphere, for example, is two-dimensional (it has no "substance" or "divisible bulk"), the Mason-Dixon Line is one-dimensional (it has "length" but no "breadth"), and a boundary point such as the vertex of a cone is zero-dimensional (it extends in no direction).

Vocally, the album saw Madonna sing using greater breadth and a fuller tone.

Fact magazine's Joseph Morpurgo called it an autobiographical "triumph of breadth" and a "wide-ranging, far-reaching success".

Similar results were found in LTNPs, although we observed a higher breadth and a trend towards a higher magnitude of HIV-1-specific CD8+ T-cell responses which were mainly driven by strong anti-Gag responses.

In it he combined the virtues of the inter-war European Marxist intelligentsia – a cosmopolitan breadth and an awareness of deep structures – with a more British interest in historical narrative and elegant writing.

THERE has been no shortage of bravura performers exported from London to Broadway over the years who dazzle with their extroversion and breadth and an expansiveness that seems to reach toward the very last row.

Extent, he explained, has three dimensions, length breadth, and height; a line is a length without breadth, its extremities are called points and a point therefore has no extent.

Collected with enormous breadth, and still a work-in-progress, Derek Abbott, a professor in the School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the University of Adelaide, Australia, presents a table of Animal Sounds, Animal Commands, and Animal Pet Names in a variety of languages.

The show brings new breadth and detail and a new sense of collectivity to a familiar tale that is, for the Modern, also hallowed ground.