The breadth of subject matter is matched by a breadth of style in the ways in which the various contributors chose to execute their contributions.
Societies may vary in the breadth or manner in which they use the law to restrict the freedom of their constitutive individual or group members, but every society applies some degree of legal paternalism to prohibit acts considered dangerous, risky, or reprehensible.
Third, and most important, is that classical computers, for now, still have an enormous advantage in the breadth of things to which they can be applied.
Their major limitation is the breadth with which one can generalize performance to a broader range of environments in which the target individuals may find themselves.
The three species all had significant synchrony of births, but differed in the breadth of the periods within which most births occurred (Fig. 4).
Height, depth, breadth, direction, proximity, and distance are the spatial forms in which the holy manifests itself.
Given its breadth, and the welcome disappearance of the segregated world in which it began, such a song will not be sung again.
Levels of selective constraint acting on a gene are affected by a number of factors, including gene expression level (measured, for instance, as the number or concentration of transcripts in the cell) and breadth (the number of tissues in which a gene is expressed) [ 7, 50- 52], codon bias [ 51, 53], connectivity of the encoded proteins [ 14- 16], and the number of paralogs [ 54, 55].
The order of the nodes in R is the order in which the nodes would be traversed in a breadth-first search.
So are the epic books in which he presents spiritual allegories of staggering breadth and impenetrable detail.
