Sentence examples for broad range of forms from inspiring English sources

Industry needs a broad range of forms and sizes of sapphire crystals as well as their appropriate quality.

On the contrary, the mind cannot realize a broad range of forms: the mind is, according to Aristotle, not "mixed with the body", insofar as it, unlike the perceptual faculty, lacks a bodily organ (De Anima iii 4, 429a24 7).

Social interactions constitute a broad range of forms that are responsive to the particular environmental or social context where they occur.

Table  3 shows the self-reported prevalence of a broad range of forms of IPV over the course of the current relationship.

In the last 40 years, architecture has progressed so that density can be achieved in a far broader range of forms than the iconic 1960's-style skyscraper.

Mondrian's work was appreciated by only a small circle, although a similar strength of purpose with a delicate responsiveness to a broader range of forms appeared in the work of the British painter Ben Nicholson.

The realistic frisson of all Olds's favored scenes (being tied to a chair, the car crash, the mother's bedroom) can conceal the narrowness of her vision: her small range of subjects and characters would pose no problems at all were it offset by a broader range of forms, styles or tones.

In addition, we only measured forced sex and did not explore the broader range of forms of sexual abuse that may occur.

They encompass a broad range of art forms: paintings, sculpture, watercolors, drawings, prints, photographs, and decorative arts, including ceramics and tapestries.

The strength of the surveys is that they avoid problems of ecological fallacy and can be used to analyze a broad range of participation forms.

Across a broad range of life forms, the UPM model approximates gene evolution better than the MC model albeit by a relatively small margin.