For much of its span, it plays like "In Cold Blood" as written by Dan Brown.
The bridge's opening in 1932 symbolised Australia's coming of age: according to a dotty clergyman called Frank Cash, who wrote an allegorical exegesis of its span, it was evidence of a "Divine Mind" and would serve as a "spiritual Ark", rehabilitating the former penal colony and lifting it into the sky.
Because the duration of contacts is characterized by an approximate power law relationship for much of its span, it seems reasonable to hypothesize that the depth of infection spread will follow a similar trend.
The intersection of all subspaces containing a given set S of vectors is called its span, and it is the smallest subspace of V containing the set S. Expressed in terms of elements, the span is the subspace consisting of all the linear combinations of elements of S. The counterpart to subspaces are quotient vector spaces.
Unlike other comic books, Hellblazer is unique as it follows real time in its span of 20 years, with its protagonist John Constantine aging in every publication.
Its span may be global, but its scope is modest, and it accepts a certain superficiality as the price of useful insight.
First, its span was lengthening at an extraordinary pace.
Its span of activities and interests might be described as all-American-plus.
A bridge of the Belt Parkway, its span under construction, drew closer.
Dr. Reed said he was drawn to the labs because of its span of interests and customers.
Overhead the eclipse unfolds, transcendent yet matter-of-fact, compressing the day's cycle and more into its span.
