Sentence examples for breadth at the from inspiring English sources

Bird species inhabiting pine plantations had broader habitat breadth at the regional level than those inhabiting secondary shrublands and woodlands.

It is represented in breadth at the armory, too, though in an oddly low-key, patchy way.

Our results point towards topographic niche breadth at the smaller scales and stem height, possibly reflecting species' dispersal potential, at the continental scale as important determinants of commonness.

He was also required to construct "A Street of five and forty foot in breadth at the foot of the Bank the Center of which Street to be at high Water Mark, and also Another Street next and fronting Hudsons River of thirty foot in breadth".

Lake George, which is generally considered the largest sheet of fresh water on the Continent, is only some twenty-three or twenty-four mines in length and seven miles in breadth at the widest part, and even this lake had no existence twenty-four yeago ago.

This show, organized by curator and writer Michael Duncan, plays to her breadth, at the expense of consistent strength.

The ratio of the distribution breadth at half-height to the molecular weight of the monomer unit, polymer spread, is shown to more clearly represent the molecular weight distribution than the customary ratio, Mw/Mn.

Using the well-known Scherrer equation, the sizes of magnetite nanoparticles (D, nm) were estimated based on the breadth at half-peak height of the X-ray diffraction (XRD) line corresponding to (311) reflections for the freshly prepared and modified SCWA samples (Table 4).

Originally conceived as a collection of stories but published as a novel, Landfalls is diligent and generous to a fault: few of its large cast emerge with much definition and the impressive density and breadth come at the expense of drama and pace.

The very day before Jeb's remarks, the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine released a comprehensive report which found that the largely non-white immigrants of today are integrating with exactly the same breadth and at the same speed as did the predominantly Eastern and Southern European immigrants of a century ago.

The speed and breadth was at the expense of the detail including on the management structures and processes and context.