Sentence examples for exploring a broad range from inspiring English sources
Called Sinatra, it uses the singer Frank Sinatra as a matrix for exploring a broad range of theoretical and empirical questions.
But other acquisitions in the media industry might be: "Koch continues to have an interest in the media business, and we're exploring a broad range of opportunities where we think we can add value," Ms. Cohlmia said in a statement.
Internet dance channel Boiler Room TV and music tech giants Native Instruments have teamed up for a series of "insightful events, feature articles, performances, mixes, and more exploring a broad range of topics".
By exploring a broad range of immune and suicide efficacies in combination with variable degrees of population structure (from a well-mixed population to a fully structured population with no migration), simulations reveal a spectrum of evolutionary behaviors characterized by the acquisition of one, two or all three classes of defense mechanisms.
Some other studies with VI users, though exploring a broader range of issues, have also elicited some requirements related to their navigation needs and interface preferences.
Low values of k yield local classifiers with low bias but high variance, whereas higher values led to more-global classifiers with higher bias and lower variance; exploring a broader range of k values could have optimized prediction results.
Compared to the three research questions, the questions in the interview schedule were phrased as more open-ended topics, with the aim of exploring a broader range of issues and avoid asking leading questions.> All interviews were recorded and transcribed, and then anonymized to enable interviewees to express the fullest range of views and opinions without constraint.
In its statement, the board of Warner Chilcott said it was "conducting a process to explore a broad range of strategic alternatives to enhance shareholder value, which include preliminary discussions with potential offerors".
In common with mainstream video essay channels such as Every Frame A Painting, the academic clips on [in]Transition explore a broad range of pop cultural phenomena through an intellectual lens – and use montage, juxtaposition and the hallowed art of the supercut to do so.
In late 2006 and early 2007, we jointly explored a broad range of ways in which our two companies might work together.
