Sentence examples for the broad section from inspiring English sources

On the broad section of the shelf near the transition zone there is a tendency for formation of a large anticyclonic eddy.

Research undertaken in various related disciplines is reviewed, under the broad section headings of (i) Engineering Seismology and Geology (Seismic Activity Modelling), (ii) Engineering Seismology (Seismic Hazard Modelling), (iii) Soil Dynamics, (iv) System Dynamics, and (v) Mechanics of Materials (Concrete used as example).

"Calligraphy, coding, and how to start a business" are part of the broad section of categories she highlighted.

Journeying through the 20th and 21st century chronologically, the broad sections are organized thematically.

Also included in the broader section on "threats" to drones are various lawsuits brought by the ACLU and Center for Constitutional Rights, reports of human rights groups such as Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, and UN investigations into the legality of drone attacks.

The group, led by Adam Schiff, a senior member of the pro-NSA intelligence panel, heightened the pressure on McConnell to abandon a Senate showdown over bulk collection that the House will not pass before the deadline - thereby jeopardizing McConnell's stated ultimate objective of preserving the broader Section 215 surveillance authorities.

"It has held its arms wide open for the broadest section of humanity.

In 2014, Nashville leaders rejected a proposed public drinking district in the Lower Broad section, where most of the city's famous honky-tonks reside.

According to its website, BDS is the global movement for a campaign of Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) against Israel that is shaped by a rights-based approach and highlights the three broad sections of the Palestinian people: the refugees, those under military occupation in the West Bank and Gaza Strip and Palestinians in Israel.

Direct mailings to schools and universities, and repeated interviews on television and radio, and in newspapers were used to kindle the enthusiasm of a broad section of the public for GIS.

22 The General Practice Research Database includes a broad section of patients from the primary care setting including a wide geographical and socioeconomic distribution.