A bit later, Robert Cumming staged pseudo-academic jokes, and Les Krims staged broad ones for the camera.
Saturn has several distinct bands of jets, including a broad one stretching for thousands of miles north and south of the equator.
Instead, they embark on a series of broad, one-way communications (for example, town halls or webinars) to share their thinking.
The MDR flash memory is partitioned into two broad areas, one for storing data for the S-WPIA (both raw and processed data) and the other for storing PWE burst data, as shown in Table 2.
For each principle there was also two examples of the principle to demonstrate the meaning in a broad context, one for medicine and the other for business.
This is true for specific problems and broad ones, Surowiecki says, and for crowds big and small.
Thus, in Exhibit Supply Co. v. Ace Patents Corp., Chief Justice Stone distinguished inclusion of a limiting phrase in an original patent claim from the "very [*25] different" situation in which "the applicant, in order to meet objections in the Patent Office, based on references to the prior art, adopted the phrase as a substitute for the broader one" previously used.
Broader ones exist, but for decades they have been incomplete, rife with mistakes, or inaccessible, even to other researchers – a sad state of affairs that MacArthur laments as the "single greatest failure in human genetics".
While more specific searches are generally used significantly less often than broader ones, the results for them are often considerably more likely to be harmful.
You might be better off buying an assortment of company-by company American Depositary Receipts in narrow markets, while using WEBS for broader ones like the U.K. and Japan.
