Sentence examples for broader high from inspiring English sources

Higher resonant frequency makes it possible to utilize broader high refractive index with low loss and large transmission.

Students take classes in the broader high school but also in the academies, and they receive work experience during the summer and academic year as well.

The chart system implementation was part of a broader high priority quality improvement initiative conducted across the entire ACRN and included formally redefining the MA role to conduct tobacco use screening.

Future DFT design challenges include broader high-throughput screening, additional properties, nucleation and growth phenomena, and multiple interfaces.

The revelation of Uber's brazen campaign comes in the midst of a broader, high-profile debate about hiring in Silicon Valley.

Compared a single capacitor with a high-order response frequency (0.42 MHz) and a 1 × 2 array parallel capacitor, we found that the 1 × 2 array parallel capacitor had a broader high-order response range.

As the Bank of England points out in its recent Financial Stability Review: "As US oil and gas exploration firms account for 13% of outstanding debt in US high-yield bond markets, an increase in the preceived or realised credit risk in this sector could lead to sales by investors and potentially illiquidity in the broader high-yield market".

The application — spelled out as Kinetic Integration Lightweight Software Individual Tactical Combat Handheld — is part of a broader high-tech program known as Persistent Close Air Support (PCAS) launched to improve how U.S. troops under fire call for and receive close air support.

The broader high-level talks scheduled to start on Thursday with Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Geithner are likely to be strained in public and dominated behind the scenes by the escape of the blind human rights lawyer Chen Guangcheng, apparently into American protection in Beijing.

Leading university vice-chancellors on Wednesday added their voice to calls for the government to continue funding the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS), regardless of the fate of the broader higher education package.

"President Bill Bowen was an extraordinary leader at Princeton and in the broader higher education community for over 50 years," said President Emerita Shirley M. Tilghman, who led the University from 2001 to 2013 and is a Princeton professor of molecular biology and public affairs.