Sentence examples for much wider space from inspiring English sources

We won't have all the spawn camping issues that we had in the beta because it's a much wider space".

For the pollen character the red squares (indicating a high PPc) cover a much wider space (Fig. 5 c and f) than for the carpel fusion character which is concentrated around one gain - zero losses (Fig. 6 c and f).

On the other hand, crispness was less well understood, showing a much wider conceptual space.

A banded spherulite morphology was observed for P3HB-co-6.9 mol%-3HHx and P3HB-co-10 mol%-3HHx, with much wider band spacing (2 μm) for the former than the latter (0.3 μm).

But out here — where little towns rise from the veld like mirages and where there is so much wide-open space it seems incongruous to fight over land — these differences matter.

It's not a case of the Irish economy allowing culture to be possible during times of economic growth; it's about the cultural space being much wider that the economic space and showing us a way to grow the economy".

The next challenge is to find a computational efficient method to handle the sparse UCAs with much wider inter-element spacing.

The ability to utilize both pH and temperature as selectivity variables allows the chromatographer to exploit a much wider method development design space including previously prohibited alkaline conditions.

Disorder, which is encoded by a much wider portion of sequence space as compared to order, can indeed represent a strategy by which genes encoding overlapping reading frames can lessen evolutionary constraints imposed on their sequence by the overlap, allowing the encoded overlapping protein products to sample a wider sequence space without losing function.

However, the scope of undetectable selection extends over a much wider range of parameter space than the range of nearly neutral genes.

Additionally, neutrons permit to access a much wider range of the reciprocal space, and furthermore, the lack of a form factor allows determining precisely the anisotropic displacement factors.