If you take a golden rectangle - one whose length-to-breadth is in the golden ratio - and snip out a square, what remains is another, smaller golden rectangle.
This breadth is evident in the work of the World Health Organization (WHO) that refers to engagement in the context of primary care and public health.
This relationship of width-to-height of the upper face deviates from predictions based on ontogenetic scaling, as males (which are, on average, larger than females) have similar facial heights to females, whereas facial breadth is larger in the male: adult men have relatively shorter upper faces and adult women have relatively longer upper faces (Figure 2 and Figures S2, A and B).
For a given gene, expression level is the number of EST counts in all tissues, expression breadth is the number of tissues in which EST are found and maximum expression level is the highest expression value observed among the 19 tissues.
A source close to Heathrow said: "It demonstrates the breadth of international confidence there is in the business.
We make the distinction idiomatically and instantly: we speak differently of good stories and great books, and the difference is in the breadth of the imagined worlds.
Though it has the technical capabilities to isolate attacks, its weakness is in the breadth of the market it can cover.
"The value of the codec is in the breadth of its adoption," says Christensen, "we want it to be a common codec".
This breadth is due in part to the simple fact that Glaube has both a mundane and religious use, corresponding to the English "belief" and "faith" respectively.
"As written by Nicholas Kazan and directed by Barbet Schroeder, the new film is, in the unusual breadth of its concerns, a serious, invigorating American comedy about class, money, greed and, most important, the possibility of justice in the American criminal court system," Vincent Canby wrote in The Times.
The difference (breadth) is considered important in gauging the strength or weakness of the market.
