Sentence examples for broadening toward from inspiring English sources

Along the y axis, as in the T g = 650°C case, there is certain intensity broadening toward higher m values (in the range of 20° 25° angles on one side, and 25° 35° angles on the other side).

Shift in the peak position and asymmetric broadening toward lower frequency side appears in the nanocrystals compared to their bulk material, which is due to the relaxation of the fundamental selection rule q ~ 0 (where q is the scattering vector) and allows the participation of phonon away from the brillouin zone center to contribute in Raman scattering [23, 24].

The low temperature secondary relaxation peaks were observed to broaden toward higher values with extent of cure.

Several lawmakers who have spoken to the White House about the issue believe the president is leaning toward broadening the exemption, Robert Pear of The Times reported last week.

He considers the series -- in which his role is mainly selecting books and setting policy -- to be a step toward broadening the application of open-source principles.

A21 EDUCATION California Admissions Policy The University of California Board of Regents moved toward broadening the factors considered in selecting students, like a student's success in overcoming economic and educational disadvantages.

Mr. Lazio says he will seek to expand funding for the program, with an eye toward broadening child care subsidies for those getting off welfare.

Congressional approval, however, must be seen as a first step toward broadening relations with the Chinese and pressing them to open their country to democracy, the rule of law and respect for human rights.

Israelis see the Palestinian demand that the Security Council send international troops into the current crisis as a tactical move, a first step toward broadening the world's involvement in the situation.

"I had a very bad feeling about this case and I'm really delighted that they've ruled in favor of freedom of the press rather than furthering a worrying trend toward broadening the definition of privacy," said Jo Glanville, editor of Index on Censorship, which campaigns against restrictions on reporting.

An all-minority cast would have been a bolder move (why not a black John Adams?), but what's clear is that "Hamilton" has gone a long way toward broadening the way the tale of the country's founding gets told, and deepening our understanding of whose story it really is.