The burgeoning army of college bureaucrats defends this extraordinary growth as necessary to provide consumer-oriented students with an expanded breadth of noninstructional services.
Given their expanded breadth and the author's areas of expertise (largely in the USA), these chapters are less rich in terms of range science practice, methodological interrogation, and institutional politics.
"Breadth first" is defined as a clustering strategy where clusters are expanded breadth-wise.
(B ) Under such a scenario, a species' total niche breadth (black lines) is expanded due to the cooperative phenotype because a social species' total niche breadth equals to the sum of the cooperative and non-cooperative phenotypes.
The breadth of subjects quickly expanded: jealousy, impostor, shipwreck, astronaut.
During his years as Editor, he expanded the breadth of the Journal to include many articles on international issues.
In particular, the surge of interest in nanomaterials has significantly expanded the breadth of research on magnetic nanoparticles (MNPs) during the recent decade.
At the same time, protein engineering and synthetic biology have expanded the breadth and precision of the methods available to metabolic engineers to improve strain properties.
John Crane has expanded the breadth of its technology base by integrating Specac, a company that designs and manufactures specialist measuring and analysis equipment.
Tactical applications have expanded in breadth with field validation and experience, and precise navigation solutions for the new missions are being explored.
