Ginsburg concisely labels Alito's ruling one of "startling breadth," pointing out all the doors it opens to religious claims by business owners trumping the rights of their employees.
Required Out-of-Program Breadth Courses (6 points total, chosen with advisor's approval).
Research Methods and Statistics for Second Language Assessment (also serves to fulfill the Out-of-Department breadth requirement) (6 points).
Certainly Prof. F. G. Parsons, who measured German prisoners of war, found that they showed a greater breadth by several points than the figures accepted by German anthropologists as representing the German type of head.
"What we need to see is gains on strong volume and good breadth," he says, pointing out that yesterdays advance came against the backdrop of very thin trading.
The moulded breadth, the widest point of the ship roughly above the waterline, was about 12 metres (39 ft) and the keel about 32 metres (105 ft), although the ship's overall length is uncertain.
Required Out-of-Program Breadth TC Courses (6 points total, chosen with advisor's approval).
Given that breadth of projects, Ory points out that each needs a different approach.
Also, as Ritholtz points out, breadth is also getting shallower, with fewer stocks participating.
The surface of a (continuous) sphere, for example, is two-dimensional (it has no "substance" or "divisible bulk"), the Mason-Dixon Line is one-dimensional (it has "length" but no "breadth"), and a boundary point such as the vertex of a cone is zero-dimensional (it extends in no direction).
The head breadth was measured as the maximum transverse diameter between the two fixed points over the parietal bones [ 10] by the use of a spreading caliper.
