Sentence examples for deeper view of the from inspiring English sources

Michael Pollan, who thinks that we ought to take both a wider and a deeper view of the social, economic, and physical chains that deliver food to fork, cites a Cornell scientist's estimate that growing, processing, and shipping one calorie's worth of arugula to the East Coast costs fifty-seven calofies ofossilil fuel.

In the end, "Ghosts of the Fireground" fails to deliver either the Peshtigo fire in full or a deeper view of the modern fireground, both of which would be valuable additions to the fire canon, and both of which Leschak appears eminently capable of writing.

Let's take a deeper view of the data.

A sociological and historical perspective offers a deeper view of the current situation that sees in the crises of the moment both continuity and rupture.

These results contribute to a deeper view of the AMF communities in exotic soils and open new perspectives for ecological processes involving AMF species and exotic plant species in the Brazilian tropical seasonal dry forest.

Our results could help us get a deeper view of the evolution of plant metabolic network.

With the wider dispersion, affording deeper views of the heavens, the Very Large Array will be, in effect, a single telescope the size not of a desert plain, but a quarter of a state.

Other approaches based on agent-based models provide deeper views of the interdependencies existing between subsystems of different infrastructures.

The result, far sharper than previous images of the cluster, is "the deepest view of the universe so far," reports astronomer Narciso Benitez of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland.

"We stared at this patch of sky for about 22 days, and have obtained a very deep view of the distant Universe, and therefore we see how galaxies were looking in its infancy".

This study provides a very deep view of the viral quasispecies through very narrow (∼ 150 bp) windows.