"The seating game, getting the right context and breadth, can be a very competitive field," Ms. Ryan said.
The Calhoun School in Manhattan has it right: depth over breadth in terms of curriculum and teaching is a mainstay of progressive education.
An objective statement must strike the right balance between breadth and specifics.
They must find the right balance between breadth and specialization when training their students and postdocs, Carayol argues.
You have to find the right balance between breadth and specificity, and you need to use each where it's appropriate.
Rather than separately trying to fill the four job descriptions that I mentioned earlier, hiring people who have the right blend of breadth and depth across the spectrum is crucial.
The majority of nurses reported they understood all of the information in the pamphlet and video, and that the amount of information was 'just right' in terms of breadth and depth (Table 2).
Generally first novels have an initial printing of 8,000 to 15,000 copies; authors' advances are often about $10,000, depending upon the breadth of rights the publisher has purchased.
"They see dispersal as a great thing, that it's better not to have a concentration or too much attention overinvested in one individual," said David J. Garrow, a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian who has written about the civil rights and women's rights movements".The speed and breadth of change has been just breathtaking," he added.
"I have a carpenter's eye — I know when anything is a hair's breadth off the right line," she often said, according to her eldest daughter, Ellen Tucker Emerson, in a biography of her mother published posthumously in 2002.
