Sentence examples for resources broader from inspiring English sources

In conceptualising "place" more broadly, this would also involve an assessment of broader systemic influences (e.g. available services and resources, broader systemic problems which co-exist in this location).

Pooling and sharing of resources, broad network access, rapid elasticity, on-demand service provisioning (with a strong self-service element), offering of measured service, supporting (although not necessitating) multi-tenancy, are some of the features that characterise cloud computing.

In natural resources, broad spectrums of bioactive peptides exhibit regulatory activities that are involved in different biological processes.

He says a proposed tax on financial transactions, known as the Robin Hood tax, could raise far more money and provide the resources for broader change.

In a hierarchy, whoever has more resources has broader boundaries.

This cloud contains not just smart phones resources but broader range of subscribers such as computers and so on.

This study provides us with a better understanding of fine-scale resource patch development, allowing us to predict shifts in resources at broader scales.

While this study was the first to prospectively evaluate RM within the fire service, future studies with greater resources and broader in scope are needed to validate and expand the reported findings.

Ultimately, to ensure the integration of the TRN model with other existing resources and broader dissemination among the scientific community, we developed an accessible web-based resource, the Chlamy Network Portal [ 51], which incorporates the TRN model together with the processed expression data and offers filtering and visualization interfaces for further analysis.

The bureau's report will not resolve these conflicts, as it provides a snapshot of green employment for only one year, 2010, and its definition of green jobs – "jobs in businesses that produce goods and provide services that benefit the environment or conserve natural resources" – is broad enough to invite some controversy.

Uncertainties associated to the evaluation of the impacts of climate change on water resources are broad, from multiple sources, and lead to diagnoses sometimes difficult to interpret.