Sentence examples for broader ends from inspiring English sources
Just as he favors a planned economy, Horkheimer wants the "setting of tasks" in scientific research to be brought under rational control, so empirical researchers can work together toward broader ends.
Reasoning about the intelligence of earthworms in plugging of their burrows Darwin (1881) stated: "If a man had to plug up a small cylindrical hole with such objects as leaves, petioles or twigs, he would drag or push them in by their pointed ends; but if these objects were very thin relatively to the size of the hole, he would probably insert some by their thicker and broader ends.
The egg's broader end contains an air cell that provides an easy entry point, allowing you to get in between the thin membrane, which adheres to the shell, and the surface of the egg.
"While we applaud the move, managements broader end goal here remains a little unclear," the firm said.
The idea, presumably, is for the product to act as a shop window for the Tresorit user experience and the company's broader end-to-end encryption offering.
At the broader end of imaging, Huerta sees increasing value in positron emission tomography (PET) and functional magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), or fMRI.
These sections are included to take into account future needs for water- and chemical management and are, thus, also directed to a broader end-user group, i.e. involved in development of future chemicals policy and management criteria.
The eggs are blunt and oval, smooth and slightly glossy; the colour varies from off-white to pink-buff, with reddish-brown blotches mainly at the broader end that sometimes merging into a single patch.
3 28 We investigated these associations for the first time, placing euthanasia and other end of life decisions in a broader end of life care context.
Drupal has the advantages of a broader end-user base and hundreds of developers, and is built to be robust and secure for users and the host server.
Use a knife to cut off the broader end, where the carrot either was or still is attached to the green, leafy part of the plant.
