Sentence examples for spread low from inspiring English sources

These algorithms generate quite good drawings since they generally emphasize dense subgraphs and spread low degree nodes on the screen space.

What if the plans to spread low-cost One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) and Intel Classmate computers to the developing world work?

The CDM has produced more than 1bn credits, generating $216bn for poor countries, including China and India, and helping spread low-carbon technology.

The money isn't a donation to some future accomplishment but a gift for the existing one of having spread low-key joy across the Internet.

The study had a 2 (experimental vs. control group) by 4 (low-fat bread spread, low-fat cheese, fruit juice, fruit and vegetable juice) between subjects design with a pre-and post-experiment questionnaire.

It seems that Europe's startup economy has been running partly on the spread low-cost airlines for the past 5 years, and without airlines the startups, along with the whole of the general business sector, are going to be badly affected.

Traders will test the waters to see whether they can break the European Central Bank's half-hearted commitment to keeping spreads low by repurchasing bonds in the secondary market.

But instead of dishing out peace and prosperity the way Friedman and other proponents of neoliberalism promised, McDonald's has been spreading low wages, abusive conditions and union-busting.

Between the spreading low salinity solution and the zone ahead of the front and connate water saturation is the connate water bank.

The campaigns tied-up valuable resources and distracted the nation from the real problems: chronic underemployment, wide-spread low wages, increasing health insurance deductibles, and the overall deterioration of our education system and respect for human rights as best illustrated by the hateful campaign rhetoric of candidate Trump that apparently perfectly resonated with many voters.

Spreading low-carbon technologies there matters as much or more than decarbonising developed countries.