expansive (expansion) phase.
His books are at once precise, zoning in on a minute detail in order to examine it from every angle, and expansive, drawing back to reveal the panorama.
By increasing the number of freeze-thaw cycles (NFT), the elastic modulus, failure strength, and effective shear strength parameters (i.e., effective cohesion and internal friction angle) of expansive soils decrease significantly.
During fierce indoor skirmishes, they'll flip tables over to use as cover and attack from all angles in the more expansive outdoor areas.
At its core this is a spectacular work of contemporary young adult fiction, one with a strong moral core, angled yet never didactic, expansive yet always focused.
The stress-strain relationship, elastic modulus, failure strength, effective stress paths, and effective shear strength parameters (i.e., effective cohesion and internal friction angle) were measured for expansive soils after a maximum of 9 F-T cycles.
And the camera's wide-angle lens gives you an expansive view.
A craggy Michael Siberry, resembling a white-haired Raymond Massey at certain angles, depicts the kindly Robert with expansive gestures and a resonant voice.
At one point the sentimentality of "Finding Nemo" is grazed by a satirical harpoon, and the story begins in an expansive London house whose clean spaces and tidy right angles recall "Toy Story".
The G5 has two cameras on the back, including a wide-angle lens, which makes group shots and expansive landscapes easier.
Exposure to Ada's expansive, passionate poetical science might have provided the wide-angle perspective that I lacked.
