Sentence examples for domain widely from inspiring English sources

".MUSIC's priority is to make the.music domain widely available to the global music community while balancing the needs for inclusiveness and security," Mr. Roussos said in a statement.

For the special case of real constellations, we consider a frequency domain widely linear equalizer which jointly filters the complex-valued received signal and its complex-conjugated and frequency reversed copy in frequency domain (see Figure 2).

These GPs define their professional domain widely and holistically.

A second widely represented family of domains is the monocot mannose B-lectin type domain, widely studied in plants but also described in fish and fungi [ 48,49] and more recently in bacteria, including bacteriocins from Pseudomonas [ 50,51 ].

The edict's penalties were applied unevenly across the empire (some scholars believe they were applied only in Diocletian's domains), widely resisted, and eventually dropped, perhaps within a year of the edict's issue.

As illustrated in Figure 4, other than motifs 1 and 3 which are the WRKY domains widely distributed in all 59 proteins, VvWRKY members within the same subgroups were generally found to share a common motif composition, as illustrated in Figure 4.

Large-scale global optimization (LSGO) is a very important but thorny task in optimization domain, which widely exists in management and engineering problems.

Second, Von Neumann wanted to ensure that any work that the institute did on the EPC was put in the public domain and widely disseminated rather than patented by engineers (this noble effort was marred by Von Neumann's consulting gig with IBM – not well-publicised at the time – which required him to grant all of his own subsequent inventions to the company).

The success story of medicine as the first domain to widely adopt evidence-based practices has been an exemplar for other disciplines such as management to address the prevailing research-practice gap.

The number of binding peptides per PDZ domain varies widely.

The C2H2 zinc finger (ZF) domain is widely conserved among eukaryotic proteins.