Sentence examples for much broader class from inspiring English sources
They are seeking to become the representatives of a much broader class of subscribers and to establish what they describe as the illegal behavior of the teams and Time Warner Cable.
Therefore this system is capable of utilizing a much broader class of devices.
They're all part of a much broader class of solutions that seek the best possible solution to any particular optimisation problem.
In this paper we generalize the results of C. Foias and A. Tannenbaum (J. Functional Analysis74 (1987), 146 159) on the classical Nehari problem to a much broader class of operators.
SPEC predictions compared to inorganic glass data collected from thermal strain measurements and creep tests demonstrate the ability to achieve engineering accuracy and make the SPEC model feasible for engineering applications involving a much broader class of glassy materials.
A method is proposed here based on the Welch method that allows for PHM estimation with arbitrary sine sweeps (ASS) which are a much broader class of input signals than ESS.
iHop and Chilibot limit their mining to identifying genes and proteins in MEDLNE sentences, while PolySearch supports search over a much broader classes (e.g. diseases).
We show that this class is much broader than the class of regular boundary conditions introduced by G.D. Birkhoff and R.E.
But there is something in the old "town" and "gown" division – in the bits that seem normal, in the bits that seem strange – that momentarily catches much broader chasms, of class, wealth, access to public space and sense of belonging.
Finally, functional experiments suggest that Ly49 receptors may have much broader specificities for MHC class I alleles than previously thought, potentially changing the way we view the process of NK cell education.
Here we demonstrate that poxviruses additionally utilize PI3K at several distinct stages of morphogenesis, including early and late gene expression, late protein trafficking and envelopment, and maturation of virions, suggesting a much broader role for this class of host molecules than has been previously recognized.
