"Color ePaper will enable richer content in eBooks, as well as enabling a broader array of other reading devices, for content such as magazines, newspapers, and educational materials," according to Paul Semenza, Senior Vice President, DisplaySearch.
While food prices rose most sharply, the costs of a broad array of other goods and services also ticked upwards.
Aside from her stage and screen activities, Parton was involved in a broad array of other projects.
In addition to Oreo and Ritz Crackers, Nabisco makes a broad array of other snack foods, including Chips Ahoy! Cookies, Planters Nuts and LifeSavers candy.
Carlyle has become the nation's 11th largest defense contractor, owning companies that make tanks, aircraft wings and a broad array of other military equipment.
Other bits would wind up as pickled pork ears, testa (head cheese), pork chops, pancetta (unsmoked bacon), blood puddings, pork meatballs and a broad array of other handmade items.
Adam Jentleson, a spokesman for Mr. Reid, said that the senator was proud of his work as an advocate for geothermal power and a broad array of other clean energy projects in his state.
The trade agreement also reinforced and magnified changes in Mexico's rural economy -- brought on by a broad array of other policies -- that are damaging the environment, according to Scott Vaughan, an economist who recently left Carnegie to head the environmental unit at the Organization of American States.
Despite the eye-popping award, one of the largest ever in a patent case, the more important effect of the jury's decision could be the impact it has on Android, the Google operating system used by Samsung and a broad array of other companies in their devices.
These new kinetic constants may open new avenues for the kinetic study of the inhibition of a broad array of other enzymes by a wide variety of inhibitors.
Other pills contained no artesunate at all but a broad array of other active compounds--from paracetamol and chloroquine, an old malaria drug that's now useless in Southeast Asia, to safrole, a carcinogenic precursor to the party drug ecstasy.
