Oxford Dictionaries' Katherine Connor Martin said of the word, "by last year, it had generated enough currency to be added to our new words watch list, and by this spring, we had enough evidence of usage frequency in a breadth of sources to consider adding it to our dictionaries of current English".
The variety of techniques and materials, the mix of large-scale feats of draftsmanship with clusters of framed works, the breadth of sources (from American quilt patterns to Japanese anime to 19th-century illustration) and the range of narrative ambition create an exhilarating sense of possibility.
Cambridge University Press's Dr Claire Dembry said: "The breadth of sources means we're able to give a unique insight into the mood surrounding the England team.
"By last year, it had generated enough currency to be added to our new words watch list, and by this spring, we had enough evidence of usage frequency in a breadth of sources to consider adding it to our dictionaries of current English," she said.
Even if one has – or painfully acquires, or borrows from other current scholars – the breadth of reference to understand the source of an allusion or citation, it is not always clear what the citation is doing there, and what Hamann means to suggest by referring to it.
The breadth of the source region may provide insight into the distributed fault slip among the segments of the northern SAFS.
Isolates from single patients were variable for many traits commonly taken as a marker of variation in RpoS levels (breadth of carbon source utilization, motility, H2O2 and acid sensitivity, glycogen production, and the red dry and rough morphotype).
Three elements of macro-design international, technological, and partner diversity—are theorized to affect the breadth of knowledge sourcing, which is an imacro-design internationalovatechnologicaleness.
Whatever faults may be found in it, or whatever may succeed it, this is and will remain a landmark for the Caribbean much as Johnson's dictionary was in England.Scholars will marvel at the breadth of the sources that have fattened this work.
While applications have come from a wider breadth of geographic sources, Y Combinator's latest batch, or "class" of 52 startups was also smaller than last year's.
