Sentence examples for high broad from inspiring English sources

High, broad windows at strategic intervals bring in views of the countryside, reinforcing the feeling of old meeting new.

An officer of the 27th Regiment, Fifth Division, called Purple Heart Louis, a high, broad, hulking man, invariably got hit in combat.

He is part Cherokee Indian and has high, broad cheekbones and large ears, which stick out at almost forty-five-degree angles.

There are elements of strain and tension in the square, high, broad shoulders, but then the back yields and the arms flow and the qualities of release and luxuriousness are noticeable.

It is formed as a single large, square chamber, roofed with the usual diminishing stories, and mounted on a high, broad plinth, which is approached on its northwestern face by a staircase with recurved balustrades.

For my retiree years, or my role in the "Defending Your Life" sequel, there was a nubby, flowy black pullover, a combination sweatshirt and karate gi, with wide arm slots, a high broad collar and deep shapeless pockets ($280).

Grain Zn has a moderate to high broad-sense heritability and can be improved by breeding (Norton et al. 2010; Zhang et al. 2014), while reports of narrow sense heritability clearly indicated significant additive and dominant genetic effects.

The high broad-sense heritability reflects the accuracy and feasibility of the method used to quantify RPR in these studies.

The finding that all ECAM phenotypes showed a continuous distribution and high broad-sense heritability (74 95%; Figure S4 and Figure S5) in both crosses indicates that several genes are likely to contribute to the melanization phenotype in Z. tritici.

QTL for photosynthesis measured through gas exchange and chlorophyll fluorescence parameters co-localized in LG 6 and LG 12, accordingly with the high broad-sense genetic correlation found between both traits.

Curley et al. [ 11] reported high broad-sense heritabilities of GLS resistance against an isolate GG9 and low percentages of total phenotypic variance explained for three QTLs with ranges of 0.895 0.932 and 32.3 53.0%, respectively, in their mapping population.