McGilchrist draws on a vast body of recent research in neuroscience and psychology to reveal that the difference is profound: the left hemisphere is detail oriented, while the right has greater breadth, flexibility, and generosity.
The writing of the interwar period had great breadth and diversity, from Modernist experimentation to new documentary modes of realism and from art as propaganda (particularly in the theatre) to conventional fiction, drama, and poetry produced for the popular market.
They will be made up of patients, doctors, nurses and other professionals - including those with inspection experience - to ensure they had greater breadth of knowledge.
The sum of the variances calculated independently along each axis of the environmental space was greater when the model was trained on native-range occurrences (5.237) than on introduced-range occurrences (4.753), the opposite of the direction expected if the introduced populations had greater breadth.
An additional potential contributing factor worth consideration is that genes that have greater breadth of expression throughout the entire plant (that can have greater bias in codon usage) [ 1], are coincidentally also more commonly expressed in female organs and gametes than in males.
In a contemporary review, Q magazine wrote that Youthanasia has "greater depth and breadth than its predecessors".
"His museum has such great breadth and depth," said Dodgers owner Frank McCourt.
We are in an exciting business, and our people have great depth and breadth of experience and enjoy the challenge of working within an organization like GM. High: There is a lot of excitement in your industry around self-driving technology.
