Jason Kirkpatrick, an anti-globalisation campaigner and filmmaker who met Kennedy in Belfast, told the BBC: "Unless the public inquiry's remit is broadened, for anyone living outside England and Wales, the Pitchford inquiry is nothing but a painful whitewash".
This record reflects a far-and-wide aesthetic imagination, one that's been broadening for a long time.
He came in from Roxbury's infamous Dimock Detox, where he was the only white person, which Gately bets must have been broadening for him.
The problem is that while young people participate in the games, which may be broadening for them, the leaders are not likewise engaged.
There is no reason why the tax concept could not be broadened, for instance to include dividend payouts or other nonlabor costs.
But the wheelbase is about the same as that of Boeing's new 777, so turns that have already been broadened for the 777 will suffice for the A380, airport experts say.
With the development of a user-friendly and robust operation, the application of HD-ODNP experiments can be broadened for the study of biomolecules, biomaterials, soft polymer materials (i.e. hydrogels) and surfaces.
Since there are also resonances in the high-frequency region and in the Rayleigh region (ka ⪅ 5), the concept of "resonance region" has to be broadened for penetrable scatterers.
The particle size distribution was broadened for the AgNPs synthesized using 5 mM silver nitrate solution and the average particle size was 11.4 nm.
In other words, if the Raman selection rule is visualized as a δ-function at Γ-point, it should be broadened for finite-size systems due to the Heisenberg uncertainty principle, i.e., optical modes with a longer wavelength should have a larger participation in the Raman response.
