So, in the broader, height-related context, the Fusion doesn't seem to be trying very hard.
On March 19, Keds revised the description on TheOriginalSneaker.com to acknowledge the earlier use of the term by Boston students, while still including the anecdote about Mr. McKinney and saying that Keds "took the term 'sneaker' to broader heights and established a new footwear category".
The broad height coverage of radio occultation is a great advantage in the investigation of the vertical coupling among different atmospheric layers; no other technique can cover this altitude range at the same time.
Moreover, strong and sporadic energy inputs from the magnetosphere by energetic particles and field-aligned currents can be quantitatively assessed by the broad height coverage of the radar which extends from the lower troposphere to the upper ionosphere.
Indeed, upon depleting centromeric CENP-A nucleosomes using the CENP-B depletion strategy above, ectopic CENP-A nucleosomal arrays derived from SW480 cells display a broad height distribution with an overall average slightly smaller than bulk octamers (2.46 nm, Figure 2, top panel, red; Table 3).
He knew that himself, although he did not know that it was his appearance, his height, broad shoulders, and strength, that made him one.
This is probably very cruel, but every time Murray walks onto the court, I find it hard not to get the sense that in spite of his great height, broad shoulders and proven athleticism, he's an exhausted specimen on the verge of permanent expiry.
At 71 DAS, N-fertilizer application method affected plant height (Broad > Depot, P = 0.0071), whereas BE did not (Table 4).
For good depth of field, FESEM can get clear image within a broad range of height difference, as shown in Fig. 6e (combined nanopore-microstep hierarchical structure) and Fig. 6f (upper aluminum micro-scale step structure with lower general PAA layer).
The highest values for MOE were reached over a broader range of tree heights (relative heights of >0.1 – 0.3) than the more peaked pattern described using a constant ρg of 1,000 kg m−3.
