Sentence examples for breadth and depth of coverage from inspiring English sources
By 'monumental' I refer not merely to thesize but to the breadth and depth of coverage of the book.
Conversely, proteomic analysis is currently much more limited in breadth and depth of coverage owing to variations in protein abundance, hydrophobicity, stability, size and charge.
Fortunately, we have not gutted our newsgathering operation as so many other papers have, so that we can still deliver the breadth and depth of coverage readers expect, and we still have the human bandwidth to innovate.
The newspapers' plunge brought massive cuts in staff from 560 editorial employees at the Chronicle in 2001, to 130 in 2011 and inevitably, drastic reductions in the breadth and depth of coverage.
The goal of our curricular design is to ensure that every graduating CS major has exposure to parallel and distributed computing, with both a breadth and depth of coverage.
Using techniques from social network analysis (SNA) this paper describes a SENSUS-based methodology which generates domain ontology that can provide the breadth and depth of coverage required for automated need and resource matching systems.
An overall description of the breadth, scope and depth of coverage – or who is covered, what services and to what extent services costs are covered – is presented in Table 3.
Encyclopedias are listed by the breadth and depth of subject coverage.
In a statement, the group added: "What has been lost are the irreplaceable collections of reference and lending non-fiction books, covering every conceivable subject, giving that extraordinary breadth and depth of subject coverage that only long established libraries can provide.
Showcasing contributions from an international array of experts, the Handbook of Quantitative Finance and Risk Management is unparalleled in the breadth and depth of its coverage.
But, she continued, "once the drone program expanded its range of potential targets to include American citizens and its geographic scope to countries such as Yemen, Libya, and Somalia, however, news organizations increased the breadth and depth of their coverage".
