Sentence examples for or breadth from inspiring English sources

Missing, though, is vividness or breadth in color.

Outside Kenya, no other field has the depth or breadth of revisionist scholarship documenting British colonial violence at the end of empire.

The department set the cutoff, Mr. Henry said, because it did not believe that smaller vendors could meet the school system's needs in terms of inventory or breadth of catalog.

Letters within a thickness standard, but of excessive length or breadth, are picked out by various simple mechanical devices installed on the conveyor belt that eventually delivers machinable letters to the storage stacks of the facer canceler equipment.

Ms. Zori and Mr. Hodgkinson opened their recital with a sweet-toned account of the Sonata in E (Op. 1, No. 15), and if they showed due regard for academic niceties by keeping the performance tightly focused, Ms. Zori made no compromises in tone color or breadth.

Skeptics wondered at the time whether Wal-Mart and its new agency, the Martin Agency in Richmond, Va., part of the Interpublic Group of Companies, were fixating on price at the expense of other attractions like fashion or breadth of merchandise.

First, the capability to mathematically transform complex chains of operations to simpler equivalent expressions, while potentially avoiding routes with higher levels of computational complexity and, second, to perform a compile time depth-first or breadth-first search to find the optimal contraction indices of a large tensor network in order to minimise the number of floating point operations.

The reachability of nodes can be tested by several methods, e.g. a depth- or breadth-first-search (DFS or BFS) of the corresponding directed graphs that are fast polynomial-time algorithms [ 94].

Even though the correlation between centrality measures and rates of evolution is generally weak, for some functional categories, it is comparable in strength to (or even stronger than) the correlation between evolutionary rates and expression levels or breadths.

For instance, pathways whose upstream genes, for some reason, present higher connectivities, and/or levels or breadths of expression, would probably be more selective constrained in the upstream part.

Length measurements are made parallel to the median sagittal plane, and breadth (or width) measurements are made in the coronal plane.