As shown in Figure 1, the article access metrics, the citation metrics and the social bookmarking metrics broadly form a cluster, signified by relatively high correlation coefficients among them.
Although the term caste has been used loosely to stand for both varna and jati (broadly, "form of existence fixed by birth"), it is jati the small-scale perspective represented by local village societies that most scholars have in mind when they write about the caste system of India.
It's this shift of sixties advocacy and styles into seventies ways of life and thought (to put it broadly) that forms the background, and motivates the drama, of a movie that captures that zeitgeist with intelligence and verve: Lawrence Kasdan's "The Big Chill".
Anteriorly, the frontals flare broadly to form the anterior origin for the zygomatic arch.
Yet the public, with relatively weak leadership by the Democratic Party, has formed broadly accepting attitudes toward these migrants.
Sharon formed a broadly based coalition government.
Under his guidance and as part of the Council of the Princeton University Community (CPUC), a broadly representative Priorities Committee was formed to study the manifold needs and capabilities of the University in an age of financial restraint.
The lava flows that formed Tamu Massif, broadly termed the Shatsky Rise, are similar to mid-ocean ridge processes that create new oceanic crust.
Ceramics broadly refers to objects formed from wide range of materials that are permanently changed when heated, including pottery, that is made of clay.
These broadly sketched global trends formed the backdrop for an interdisciplinary research program that set out to study the effects of globalization on the health of Canadians (2006 2012).
