Ruth enriched immensely the Trust's efforts to encourage closer East-West relations, bringing a breadth of knowledge, a level of curiosity, and a depth of experience to TMU's work that will be greatly missed.
"In the 1950s, '60s, and '70s," Harold Augenbraum, Executive Director of the National Book Foundation, said in a written statement, "such prominent critics as Malcolm Cowley, Irving Howe, Alfred Kazin, and Helen Vendler served as National Book Award judges, bringing a breadth of knowledge and expertise to the panel discussions.
On one hand, it was a strength because our team collectively brought a breadth and depth of clinical and research knowledge absent in a team comprised only of academic researchers.
Additional team members are drawn from diverse disciplines in the behavioral and social sciences (clinical and social psychology and anthropology) bringing a breadth of theoretical and analytical expertise to the study.
Sandboxx founder and CEO Sam Meek argues that vets bring a wide breadth of unique advantages to the table.
Broad participation can bring a greater breadth of skills, knowledge, and expertise to a project and can also improve external validity of interventions and evaluation by recognition of the local knowledge of community members and practitioners (Bartholomew Eldredge et al., 2016, p. 10 11).
Others praised her as a skilled synthesist who brought a wide breadth of learning to bear on all her work.
By way of counterbalance, conductor Lothar Koenigs presides over a highly respectable realisation of the composer's vision for Manon, often bringing a sumptuous breadth to the WNO orchestral lines.
When asked, Twitter contended that Moments is additive, bringing a new breadth of distribution to full tweets that still work as normal.
