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Stanford's lawyers managed to shift the focus from the broad array of technical and conceptual achievements of the motion-study photographs to the electrical trigger for Muybridge's cameras made by one of the railroad engineers.

"Assessing the effects of making broad changes in the nation's health care and health insurance systems — or of reversing scheduled changes — requires assumptions about a broad array of technical, behavioral and economic factors," Mr. Elmendorf wrote in his report Thursday giving the preliminary estimate of the cost of repealing the law.

Assessing the effects of broad changes in the nation's health insurance system requires assumptions and projections about a wide array of technical, behavioral, and economic factors," the budget office report says.

"They face a very steep learning curve about a wide array of technical issues," he said.

Modern warfare requires that even the most junior infantryman master a wide array of technical and tactical skills.

The union represents a broad array of engineers and technical workers with varying levels of training, though these workers are not required to join the union.

In general, Mushak presents a broad array of comments, some of which are technical, whereas others are in the realm of speculation and opinion.

In addition, the usual care provided by this service of technical excellence, offering a broad array of activities to encourage greater adherence, may have been an additional factor reducing the difference between the groups.

CDC GAP provided financial resources for a broad array of national HIV/AIDS programmes, including extensive in-country technical support.

She explains that if Stanford can equalize its numbers as a large, non-technical school with a broad array of students, it will put pressure on other schools to ramp up their efforts.

While the Obama administration has been pushing a broad array of renewable energy projects, the ones in the electricity field, including solar and wind power, have shown more progress toward technical feasibility and market competitiveness than the programs to replace gasoline with batteries or liquid fuels made from nonfood sources.