Sentence examples for broadly visible from inspiring English sources
This is a beautiful and melancholy piece, and, as Attwood played, New York's western horizon, broadly visible from the windows of the dance studio where the party was being held, seemed to hear it.
And this is an issue that goes beyond the woeful Malpass; it pervades the WSJ in general, and is broadly visible in much conservative economic writing, including the academic side.
Last month, the company caused an uproar among privacy advocates and attracted the scrutiny of lawmakers when it redefined many items on users' profiles — including friends, current city and job, their school, listed interests and Web sites they liked — as public information, broadly visible on topical pages and accessible by applications running on Facebook.
A lot of us have had the experience of sharing something and unexpectedly having it be more broadly visible [than we desired]" which he likens to hitting "reply all on an email".
The publication of Silent Spring in 1962 [1] made the problem of chemical pollution broadly visible and initiated a political and scientific development that has shaped environmental chemistry and ecotoxicology as we know them.
"Duke has a strong tradition of faculty-mentored undergraduate research, but there was a need to make that work more broadly visible," said Mark Olson, editor of Visible Thinking and assistant professor of the practice in the department of Art, Art History & Visual Studies.
The instructional approach is referred to broadly as Visible Thinking.
These strains have a mitotically unstable extrachromosomal array containing wild-type pha-1 [ pha-1] rescuing sequences along with a broadly expressed visible marker, SUR-5::GFP (Yochem et al. 1998).
However, by using electron rich Cu2+ ions as metal nodes, the prepared [Cu(H2TCS)(H2O)]·H2O (1) absorbs broadly in the visible light region.
We here define seedling damage broadly as a visible mark caused by anything that damages and/or feeds on the leaves.
At low magnification, Plexin-A3 protein is visible broadly in the SGN processes in a pattern similar to that of Tuj1.
