Sentence examples for broad area for from inspiring English sources

Another value of these technologies is that they can help the military monitor a broad area for hints of activity, and then zoom in for a detailed picture of a potential target.

While Riviera's graduated tier cakes are stunning, for less formal occasions, sheetcakes provide a broad area for the creative theme to be played out, here usually in whimsical, exuberant colors.

The drone motherboat zips out to a minefield and deploys its flock of quadcopters, which quickly sweep a broad area for mine signatures.

Each collated uncertainty represented a broad area for research, rather than focusing on a specific research question.

Even though, at the beginning, the broad area for the implementation of EBHC was known for each project, there was a range of starting points for the KTAs.

The Tory review identified five broad areas for efficiency savings: all new IT spending; supply contracts; non-essential recruitment; discretionary spending and better use of property.

Its skull had some features that were atypical of other sphenosuchians but similar to more modern crocodylians, including solidified parts and broad areas for the attachment of large jaw muscles.

The work is a facet of a much broader effort overseen by Dr. Rudolph to exploit the chemical sensitivity and mobility of bees, as well as moths and other insects, so they can scour broad areas for a whiff of a chemical.

The Global Labor Survey (GLS) database (Chor and Freeman, 2005) conducted in 2004 at the Harvard Law School seeks to measure de facto labour practices around the world, covering aspects of labour institutions such as employment regulations, employee benefits, and wage setting, and builds indices of labour practices in ten broad areas for 33 countries.

The results presented advance on the possibility of relating ground base local measurements of fog water yield with the remote monitoring of auxiliary meteorological variables, such as the visibility, in order to characterize broad areas for their fog water harvesting potential, either for its exploitation or its effect on cloud immersed forests.

This has the additional advantage of inviting thoughtful case-by-case analyses of affected patients to identify broad areas for improvements in care beyond just pneumonia prevention alone.