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The goal is to have them become what are called "T-shaped" students, who have depth in a particular field of study but also breadth across multiple disciplines.
Conducting the MR Symphony Orchestra and Choir and the Hungarian National Choir, Mr. Fischer leads a vibrant performance that has rhythmic propulsion but also breadth of tempo when needed.
The program introduced new concepts of research excellence that emphasized not only technical merit and depth of knowledge, but also breadth of knowledge, interdisciplinary approaches, capacity building, action and practice.
But what is striking is not just the magnitude of the declines, staggering as they are, but also their breadth.
That is a sign not only of the success Southern cities have had in creating jobs, but also the breadth of choice".
It tracks not just the depth of international connections (how much activity crosses borders), but also their breadth (how many different borders are being crossed) and their direction (how do outward and inward flows compare).
White was struck by not only his generosity, but also "his breadth of mind".
They just explored their seventh continent, which not only makes their honeymoon the greatest in length, but also in breadth.
In planning this exhibition, I felt strongly that our viewers would need some exposure to Whiteread's sculpture in order to appreciate and understand not only the drawings themselves but also the breadth of her work in general.
The trio of roles show not only the range of Driver as an actor, but also the breadth of what's on display in Toronto — from the foreign-tinged intimacy of "Hungry Hearts," to the much-anticipated acquisition title of Noah Baumbach's "While We're Young" and the studio-backed all-star cast of Shawn Levy's "This is Where I Leave You".
We propose that the accuracy in the identification of SPs is dependent not only on depth of coverage but also on breadth of coverage, i.e. the fraction of nucleotides in the genome sampled by the assay.
