The combination of proactive outreach to under-represented groups and the expansion of curricula far beyond the high culture of the West changed the demographics and the content of liberal education.
It was the latter who virtually controlled the civil administration of the country, while ʿAbd al-ʿAzīz himself, later in cooperation with his warlike son, Saʿūd I (1803 14), busied himself with the expansion of his empire far beyond the limits inherited by him.
Two of our examples, Corn leafhopper and Western corn rootworm, illustrate how following a host shift to a domesticated host, emergent pests 'hopped' onto crops and rode expansion waves to spread far beyond the geographic ranges of their wild hosts.
As for the company's ultimate goal, Ballard sees its potential as lying far beyond basic expansion.
Mr. Kerry's call for doubling the spending on clandestine officers overseas goes far beyond the expansion that George J. Tenet, the former director of central intelligence, said was his highest priority.
In addition, the gene expressions suggested modified chronology of the different events leading to cell expansion and lignification with consequences far beyond the phenylpropanoid metabolism.
Differential gene expressions in bm3 and/or AS225 internodes highlighted a probable disturbance in cell wall assembly and/or a possibly modified chronology of the different events leading to cell expansion and lignification with consequences far beyond the phenylpropanoid metabolism.
The growing demand for energy, natural resources and urban expansion during the last two centuries increased human interference with the geosphere far beyond geothermal usage.
TAIPEI, Taiwan — President Ma Ying-jeof of Taiwan called on Wednesday for a rapid expansion of economic relations between Taiwan and mainland China over the next year or two that would go far beyond the weekend charter flights and increased tourism announced last Friday.
He would expand his canvas still further, he decided, far beyond even the enormous size that had so incensed Wien -- and this time the expansion would not be vertical, into the sky, but horizontal, into the river.
