Sentence examples for broader event from inspiring English sources

Mr. Serkin also puts stock in the minor-key transformations of Mozart's F Major Sonata (K.332), making this familiar piece into a bigger, broader event than the children who bang away at it at home could ever imagine it to be.

Chakrabarti and Punera [14], for example, used hidden Markov models to represent sub-events, within a broader event that is described using Twitter data.

But we are proud of our community of women investors, and many of them will be participating in the broader event.

In response, Fyesta says that Facebook doesn't really offer a way to search for events, local or otherwise, something that they do provide, and concentrates on friends-only whereas Fyesta hopes to also become a broader event discovery tool.

There was also a broader event of unusually heavy salmon smolt mortality in 1977, which contains a significant relationship indicating that where Matacil 1.8D spraying occurred, the smolt mortality increased.

But every family has some item in their house that connects their family to the broader events of American history.

But he added, "Our sense is that the U.N. is not being targeted," but rather was "being caught up in broader events".

Using the archive of a real Cheshire mill, its characters and history, as well as the broader events of the latter stages of the Industrial Revolution, Fay has taken these threads and woven a tapestry.

By looking at the average events obtained from these traces, it is observed that the latA treatment induces the release of slightly higher and broader events.

Recent studies also indicate that cell cycle-related proteins contribute to much broader events beyond the cell cycle regulation in the developing and adult brains (Fig. 7A).

"It proves that distributors don't have to wait until the summer or the holiday season to release tent poles," said Phil Contrino, editor of Boxoffice.com, using Hollywood slang for broad event films.