The form of the script may be less crucial than the range of functions a script serves and the breadth of its readership that is, the degree of literacy of the society.
The book is also well served by the breadth of Priestley's musical knowledge and his tenacious desire for accuracy: if you cribbed your main riff for "Salt Peanuts" from Louis Armstrong's "I'm a Ding Dong Daddy," or if the only confirmation of your father's true age and birthplace appears on the 1930 census, rest assured that the author won't let you forget it.
"Publishers have a responsibility to serve the public interest, to represent the full width and breadth of intellectual experience," Lynne Cheney of the American Enterprise Institute complained.
The breadth and size of both programs have the potential to help shape immune assay standardization and validation, and serve the ultimate goal of assay harmonization.
These different growth systems are briefly examined in this article and serve to highlight the breadth of avenues available for carbon nanotube synthesis.
We hope that taking pendulum mechanics into consideration will serve to expand the breadth of research in this important group of generalist predators.
However a number of published uses of the BEAST software already serve to highlight the breadth of application the software enjoys [ 6, 8, 34, 37, 41].
Alternatively, the educational presence may serve to grow the breadth of medical services available to the smaller sites, as well as inspire local high school students towards pursuing medicine.
Purposes served include demonstrating the breadth of support that can be offered for reasoning by such an environment, and providing a test case for demonstrating the kind of evaluation process one should engage in to assess how well an environment conforms to the requirements set out for it.
A brief review of the various themes in this supplement, as follows, serves to illustrate the breadth and depth of research that is taking place in our region.
