An accompanying tripartite agreement between Britain, France, and Italy defined extensive spheres of influence for the latter two powers.
At this time he wrote an article rejecting the Anglo-American principle of pacifism as a convenient cover for maintaining the status quo by nations which, unlike Japan, already possessed extensive spheres of influence.
In the absence of CEE, sorted cell-derived primary neurospheres were few in number and very large, suggesting extensive sphere fusion.
An extensive review in the sphere of sustainable energy has been performed by utilizing MCDM technique.
The intensive context, which is also situated within the extensive context during assessment, describes the proximate sphere of the reciprocal person and task interaction.
The show symbolizes a divergence from the artist's usual M.O. he has primarily worked outside the sphere of the gallery with an extensive portfolio including everything from surfboard decks and sneaker designs to sizable sculptures and roadside murals.
The show symbolises a divergence from the artist's usual M.O. he has primarily worked outside the sphere of the gallery with an extensive portfolio including everything from surfboard decks and sneaker designs to sizable sculptures and roadside murals.
The experimental psychology literature on mental imagery is extensive and a considerable array of different measures have been reported to measure different abilities within the sphere of mental imagery (Logie, 1995; Pearson, 2007; Pearson, De Beni, & Cornoldi, 2001).
And you are a sphere, of course.
Yes – in the sphere of public authority.
