Nobody in jazz expresses himself quite like Mr. Marsalis: the discussion takes on a language of slow, righteous perseverance, and the long-range goals extend wider, into the arena of culture in general, not just of music.
Non-professional involvement is thought to be especially important in providing health care for 'hard to reach' groups [ 7], and has been credited with extending wider benefits to their local communities [ 7, 8].
Hytner extended wide thanks but was particularly effusive in praising Alan Bennett with whom he previously worked on projects including The Madness of King George.
Creep-recovery experiments have evolved as a very suitable tool to measure Je0, because the time window can be extended wide enough to detect the processes underlying the interactions.
Finally, Tsonga blinked, hitting wide, and a relieved Cilic stood with arms extended wide, a big smile toward his team box, which included his coach, Goran Ivanisevic, a former Wimbledon champion.
For example, while the majority of L1 derived cells were spindle-shaped with single or double processes, many later stage cells had round cell bodies and extended wide cytoplasmic protrusions (Figure 5A).
Yet the Arab canon extends far wider, linking the tribal bards of pre-Islamic Arabia to Sufi mystics, bawdy medieval jesters and angst-ridden modernists.
Yet long after the Cold War is over, the American nuclear shield extends even wider to include a number of countries in Europe and East Asia.
This indicates that the isoapostatic relationship extends over wider regions of the genome in Anabaena.
Bishop's solo work extends the wide-ranging mission of the Sun City Girls.
