Through the use of ribbed rotors, the operational window can be broadened considerably, in which the reactor runs at very low or moderate extent of macromixing.
The bat was shortened in the handle and straightened and broadened in the blade, which led to forward play, driving, and cutting.
The rod appears as a spot only, although broadened in vertical direction, which is due to the coplanar diffraction geometry in connection with a 2D detector where RSMs are inclined against the surface normal.
Such a model has to be able to reproduce the following features observable in the dataset: impulse responses get delayed and broadened in a way which is roughly proportional to HL; profile changes get progressively less steep with HL; the system "discharges" completely (i.e. the mRNA concentrations return to a basal level) in absence of further pulses.
This situation is similar to the rapid CO exchange broadening in which we observe by NMR the steps preceding the slow release and re-uptake of CO2 release.
The spectrum of prionopathies, which has broadened in recent years, includes prion diseases that are not readily transmissible (e.g. some GSS cases), prion strains often associated with negligible clinical symptoms (e.g. the Nor98 scrapie strain), and even some without detectable PrPSc (e.g. PSPr) [44], [47], [48].
Those concepts were broadened in Tricks of the Trade (1998), which discussed effective and meaningful research methods in the social sciences.
Industry analysts have said the slower pace reflects consumers' dwindling interest in the programs, which have been broadened in some cases to include no money down, and no payments for as much as a year.
By contrast, the 3Fe-clusters exhibit sharp quadrupole doublet features in zero field, which are significantly broadened in weak applied fields, demonstrating that the 3Fe-clusters are associated with a paramagnetic, integer-spin ground state.
But ultimately we need to broaden the lens in which we confront the problem.
