Sentence examples for placed widely from inspiring English sources

The International Dictionary of Black Composers says he explored "the extremities of the sound spectrum," using odd metrical signatures and other methods, and notes that he placed "widely spaced accompaniments against closely woven voices à la Stravinsky".

For example, sequences with the lowest GC content (lower than 46%) were found among 12 taxa that are placed widely apart in the resulting phylogeny (e.g. Phenagoniates, Catoprion, Crenuchus).

The show places widely known contemporary artists like Laura Owens and Ghada Amer alongside Elaine Reichek and others who have been working with thread and textiles since the '70s.

The show places widely known contemporary artists such as Laura Owens and Ghada Amer alongside Elaine Reichek and others who have been working with thread and textiles since the '70s.

Kepler suggested that observers placed at widely different points on Earth could indirectly calculate the distance to the Sun by using Venus.

Because protolith compositions and the pressure-temperature conditions under which they may be placed vary widely, the diversity of metamorphic rock types is large.

An official from the campaign said that the purchase of air time was significant, but as of Wednesday afternoon it had not placed orders widely, according to several television stations in battleground states.

Proteins in biological systems seldom work as independent entities, rather they are placed in widely interacting regulatory networks.

The recent evidence regarding the effects of 4-MBC on the developing fetus has placed this widely used UV filter in the category of known endocrine-disrupting compounds (Schlumpf et al. 2008; Søeborg et al. 2007).

Using a high throughput technology, over 20,000 putative SNPs were identified, 384 were tested and 183 validated; 90% of the validated markers were placed and widely distributed in the rainbow trout linkage map.

Meanwhile, the Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy, and his Popular Party kept in place widely resented austerity measures, in large part to appease the Germans and the E.C.B.