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The lack of apparent purpose only broadens the appeal of flash mobs.
Re "He's Not Hairy, He's My Brother" (Week in Review, Aug. 12): Bringing apes into the moral community along with humans only broadens and continues the anthropocentric mind-set.
Tippett shaped the score as if it were a Bach church work, but fascinatingly, he based its choral centerpieces on five spirituals, a choice that not only broadens his meditation on persecution but, given the nature of spirituals, establishes a sense of hope rather than grief.
The curve board proves to be useful: it not only broadens the resonant period but also increases the energy-extraction rate.
The work, described in the December issue of Synapse, not only broadens the possibilities for finding new compounds effective in the brain, says Madras, but it may also help scientists better understand how neurotransmitters--the compounds that carry brain signals--bind to their targets.
The interspersing of MoS2 QDs, not only broadens the photoabsorption region, but also provides more active sites for the surface reactions and enhances charge separation of the photogenerated electron-hole pairs, leading to a 2.13-fold enhancement in photocurrent density at 1.0 V vs. Ag/AgCl (1.23 V vs. RHE).
But life at the top only broadened his aesthetic reach.
I'd only broaden and deepen the initiatives developed by Nicholas Hytner during his outstanding tenure.
To him, learning not only broadened his knowledge and deepened his self-awareness but also defined who he was.
China's boom in land prices has only broadened the opportunity for siphoning off money from village accounts.
