Sentence examples for broadening where from inspiring English sources
The report is a compelling argument for preserving -- and broadening where necessary -- the reach of environmental law.
"It's about broadening where we were before – that school reunion piece – and making it about every blast from your past, everything you remember and want to connect around".
In the far-field, measurements of the tones may exhibit spectral broadening, where owing to scattering, the tones are no longer narrow band peaks in the spectrum.
Compared with the TO peak measured with incident laser beam parallel to c-axis of NWs, the TO peak measured with incident laser beam perpendicular to c-axis of NWs shifts to lower frequency with asymmetric broadening, where a weak shoulder peak appears at the lower energy side of TO mode.
Nonetheless, the bulk of the sample consist of individual particles where the width of the extinction peak, centered at 700 nm, can be attributed to a combination of line broadening and inhomogeneous broadening where inhomogeneous broadening is a result of the nanoparticle size and shape distributions and makes up the bulk of the peak width.
The ferrylHb species was ruled out because: (a) there was no exposure to H2O2, nor were there any environmental conditions that would lead to such exposure; and, (b) the spectra do not show evidence of its existence, primarily by the lack of spectral broadening where the 577 nm shoulder drops off steeply around 585 nm.
They can be developed, and there are millions of Americans who already have them, if we just broaden where we look.
This contrasts sharply with the prediction derived from the broadening account, where the spatial range of interference should not be influenced by the masking.
The new find doesn't clear up the "when," but it broadens the "where," drawing attention to Asia, which is nowadays home to many primitive mammals such as the tree shrew and flying lemur.
What these cases and many like them have in common — frighteningly so — is that they enshrine as law the shifting edicts of unelected government officials in charge of administering the ever-broadening areas where the government claims the right to regulate us.
The church is tasked with continuing to broaden horizons where before was a hard boundary.
