Sentence examples for much wider view from inspiring English sources

We need to take a much wider view.

The proliferation of different forms of record eventually led to a much wider view of information storage and retrieval methods, often requiring the intervention of subject specialists who understood the work of their specialist colleagues.

The advantage is that the data used for assessment may cover many more situations and have a wider time-window of observations; this approach can have a much wider view on the cloud service (or its provider) than a single user does.

Thanks to technology, dancers today have a much wider view of the dance world than when I first moved to New York.

With this much wider view of the barrier function for proteins, it is necessary to extend our view from the blood-derived proteins to all proteins in CSF.

The petitioners, which include General Motors and Mercedes-Benz, argue that drivers with convex mirrors on both sides will have a much wider field of view.

However, the rooftops will allow you to get a much wider field of view – especially effective if you decide to run an Assault Rifle or a Sniper – which will help your team control the map and overall win the game.

Zebra came up with a spherical lens that records a much wider field of view from each point of the hologram.

One possible instrument would be the Allen Telescope Array in California, Lorimer says, which has a much wider field of view than the Parkes instrument.

The unique NEC CRV43 curved display provides a much wider field of view and greater dynamic range with its double WGXA resolution (32 10 aspect ratio).

While the telescopes' 8-foot-wide (2.4 meters) main mirrors are comparable to that of Hubble, the NRO instruments are designed to have a much wider field of view, NASA officials have said.