Sentence examples for constant broad from inspiring English sources

Fowler, who is 39, looked like a boyish wunderkind, wearing a T-shirt and jeans and a constant broad smile.

If that is a proxy for broadening the view, it suggests a constant broad beam in the buzz and not variation as suggested by Results and Discussion in this manuscript?

A report released earlier this year by the Bridge Initiative found that there were more acts of anti-Muslim violence and vandalism in 2015 than in any year since the Sept. 11 attacks ― likely due in part to the constant and broad demonization of Muslims from Republican presidential candidates, most notably Donald Trump, the presumptive nominee.

Alejandro Santoro, Conaf's regional director, says: "This gives us a constant and broader view of the situation.

Instead, the collision of photograph and paragraph requires a constant movement between broad themes and searing details, between sentiment and cold fact.

It was found that the wear rate was almost constant for a broad range of traffic tonnages, even though the rail hardness varied significantly.

Our research data establish that (1) the nanoscale structure can be preserved up to 900 °C, (2) anatase is the primary phase, (3) the phase composition remains constant over a broad temperature range, (4) anatase-to-rutile transformation and formation of L-Ta2O5 do not occur below 800 °C, and that (5) the films contain a non-negligible fraction of Ti3+ species.

Still another possibility is to hold constant, not the broad content of the mental token, but its narrow content.

The activity of the enzyme achieves saturation at very low [ATP] in presence of NR2B sequence and stays constant for a broad range of [ATP] whereas in the absence of NR2B the activity attained saturation only at much higher [ATP].

This method of calculating gene expression was preferred over normalization to a housekeeping gene, because such genes are not constant under the broad range developmental and nutritional conditions of our experimental protocols.

This result is in agreement with previous studies which show that the destabilizing effect of single mismatches is almost constant over a broad range in the middle part of short-length oligonucleotide duplexes and decreases only for the last 4 6 base positions near the ends of the probe sequence [24] [26].