Sentence examples for broad-scale work from inspiring English sources
We accept that areas of islands calculated from polygons generated from coarse-scale satellite imagery would have larger errors than those calculated from fine-scale topographical maps, yet for the broad-scale work undertaken in this research this level of inaccuracy was deemed acceptable.
Yes, for the last twenty years that's what I've been doing -- very broad-scale historical and comparative work.
He has also done significant research in database query language theory and finite model theory, especially in the earlier part of his career, as well as significant development work in broad-scale data integration systems.
Future work incorporating broad-scale water and fish sampling will be required to more tightly constrain the distribution of 87Sr/86Sr ratios throughout the river system.
Michele's practice covers a broad scale of work, from residential gardens to higher education campus projects.
On a broader scale, this work demonstrates the power of applying orthogonal biophysical techniques to elucidate assembly mechanisms for supramolecular complexes and provides a framework within which other viral systems can be compared.
On a broader scale, the work of Hahn and colleagues measures this kind of loss (and gain) across mammalian lineages and entire gene families [ 45].
On a broader scale, this work presents an approach, which is general enough to be applied to other metagenomic data sets in order to study evolutionary trends in natural microbial populations.
Such work will provide an understanding of the broad-scale temporal and spatial drivers of change in functional diversity in both fisheries and fish communities.
Mr. Chambers hesitated to characterize this as a "broad-scale layoff," which he defined as cutting at least 10percentt of a company's work force.
It's possible to do great journalism in discrete, isolated cases without much funding and by working alone, but it's virtually impossible to do sustained, broad-scale investigative journalism aimed at large and powerful entities without such funding.
