He air-sketched a rectangle, tall as an old school window, and I said, Oh, I thought it was more wide than tall, at least from the postcard.
Mangini was asked Thursday if the Jets' offense would look different — in other words, more wide open — with Clemens at quarterback instead of Chad Pennington.
"The whole processor business is more wide open today than at any point in the last 20 years," says independent microprocessor analyst Nathan Brookwood.
In addition, although this word frequency effect occurs for the 50 first and the 50 last repetitions, it appeared more wide-spread at the temporal sites for the last ones, suggesting a cumulative effect.
During the last decade this pattern has changed, leading to a more wide distribution of meningitis cases at different facilities and a subsequently increasing number of meningitis cases treated in the other pediatric clinics.
CPM job diversity was probably more wide ranging in the CRO environment at the time compared with the large pharmaceutical companies, where additional staff resources were less of a problem and many of the (CRO) CPM's duties would naturally fall to, say, a person allocated a given task who oversaw that task for a whole group of studies.
Obviously, something more wide-ranging was at work: a danger for all, not just for cartoonists.
He returned to these themes again a decade later in Captain Swing, a detailed study of rural protest in early 19th-century England co-authored with George Rudé, and Bandits, a more wide-ranging attempt at synthesis.
The list of hires reveals people with very specific skill sets that apply to cars in particular, with relatively little potential in terms of more wide-ranging applications, at least on paper.
The transcriptional changes occurring during this initial breaking of dormancy were far more wide-ranging than at any other stage within the time course with T1-T2, T2-T4 and T4-T6 transitions.
