"The tests with the most breadth go up to about 100 [diseases]," Morriss says.
The prediction of the uniform site model was always within a factor of 4 5 for all conditions investigated with adsorption energy distribution breadths ranging up to 20 kcal mol−1.
A number of international journal and conference series are dedicated to sports engineering, and these offer a wide breadth of up-to-date material; however, the suitability of this literature for educational purposes is not clear.
Since newcomers never measure up to the breadth and depth of the billions of pages that Google has indexed over the past decade, most of these comparisons end with an easy win for the incumbent.
Welcoming Sir Brian's donation, a spokesman for the SNP said: "The referendum is Scotland's one opportunity, and it's a fantastic sign of confidence that Brian and others the length and breadth of Scotland are stepping up to the plate to do what they can - so that we have the resources to take on the Westminster establishment and win that vital Yes vote".
Yet he chose to live a life with meaning right up to his last breadth and gave us rich and ample evidence that the keys to freedom from life's "prison cells" -- real and imagined -- are within, and within reach.
Eugenie Harvey, director of 10 10, said: "What really impresses me is the breadth of constituents we now have signed up to 10 10 – schools, hospital trusts and now a garrison.
So Amazon lives up to its name in terms of breadth of selection.
It was found that the breadth of the Ni profiles continuously decreased with heating up to 500 °C, mainly due to healing of dislocations.
Fast Company chalked their success up to "continuous improvement, speed of change and breadth of ambition".
