Sentence examples for more appropriate spread from inspiring English sources

So reports Advertising Age in an article titled "China Earthquake Tragedy Recasts Olympic Sponsors," which tracks the interesting shifts in message that Olympic organizers and official advertisers have made in the aftermath of the disaster, like changing the torch relay's slogan from "Ignite the passion, spread the dream" to a more appropriate "Spread the sacred flame, spread caring love".

It was found that the variation of mould lifting velocity had a greater influence on slump than spread, indicating that spread is a more appropriate measurement for determining the yield stress in a mini-slump test.

Thus, the improved Logistic map is more appropriate to be used for spread spectrum (SS) communications than the traditional Logistic map [20].

People think in topics, so you will seem more appropriate if you don't spread yourself so thin no one knows what you actually are like.

Recent work suggests this measure may be more appropriate than centrality for understanding spreading processes in correlated networks [6].

These modifications do not form long chromatin domains in yeast; therefore, a model of small-range spread might be more appropriate for the histone modification associated with activation.

Therefore, defining a delay for the spreading incubation period is more appropriate.

These results show that in the case of the presence of a geological anomaly on the construction site, the overall structure design appears the more appropriate approach compared to the foundation design in the design of continuous spread footings.

Better knowledge about this resistance mechanism and how these modules developed and spread in Firmicutes might provide interesting clues to designing more appropriate means of treating diseases due to pathogens belonging to this bacterial phylum.

Today, with the number of hate groups on the rise and the chasm between left and right, urban and rural spreading further all the time, what could be more appropriate?

Instead, a more appropriate analogy is to think of the universe as a giant blob of dough with raisins spread throughout it (the raisins represent galaxies; the dough represents space).