Sentence examples for mostly broadly from inspiring English sources

Leaves alternate, variable, mostly broadly ovate, oblique at base, rarely palmate, palmately compound, or occasionally peltate, glabrous to tomentose, often variegated.

Its inhabitants are entrepreneurial, with 28percentt of the population self-employed versus 10percentt in the U.S. Korea also has among the world's fastest and mostly broadly deployed broadband.

L. y-signata neurons are mostly broadly tuned with comparable low change in spiking activity.

In the work of Mr. Lawrence, whose other credits include collaborating on the screenplays of the two "Miss Congeniality" films, you know what you're getting: comedy with mostly likable, broadly drawn characters; tart, nonthreatening social satire with sharp enough teeth to leave an impression while not breaking the skin; and well-timed, modestly sophisticated repartee.

Both men are mostly bald and broadly anti-Europe, but the Tories at the conference were hoping that the obvious similarities would end there.

This power of automation, though, is mostly leveraged in broadly generic ways.

The MET structures are mostly inactive and broadly distributed, the ALK structures are mostly active (or close to it), and the EGFR structures are both active and inactive (Fig. 6c).

There are few small inflated cells, which are mostly spherical to broadly elliptic.

The night mostly dis­trib­uted hon­ors broadly to an ar­ray of young­er gen­er­a­tion acts in­clud­ing New York in­die trio Fun., Aus­trali­an elec­tron­ic pop artist Gotye, rap­per-R&B sing­er Frank Ocean and Ak­ron, Ohio, rock group the Black Keys.

The other circuit originated from CB+ thalamic neurons, and terminated broadly mostly through small terminals in the superficial layers of prefrontal cortex (Fig. 11, m2), with only sparse terminations in other layers.

The residents of Ulpana, and Beit El more broadly, are mostly middle-class, Orthodox families seen as mainstream and responsible.