Sentence examples for thereby broadening from inspiring English sources

Telefónica wants full control to merge Vivo with Telesp, its fixed-line Brazilian subsidiary, thereby broadening its offering.

In contrast with simulative models, analytical SCI models are faster to solve, yielding accurate performance estimates very quickly, and thereby broadening the design space that can be explored.

By seeking students of various cultural backgrounds, institutions of higher learning realize that the interaction created will allow the possibility of hearing different perspectives based on sometimes very different experiences, thereby broadening the minds of all.

Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274) recognized this when he followed his Muslim colleagues in reading the work of the pagan philosopher Aristotle, thereby broadening the philosophical curriculum of universities in his own era.

It demonstrates that changes in the trophic mode of some coral species are a mechanism for sustaining a positive energy balance in turbid environments, thereby broadening their physiological niche.

In addition, the architecturally attractive appearance of the new low-emissivity coating may increase the appeal of TSCs to architects, thereby broadening the range of buildings with which they may be incorporated.

German horizons were thereby broadened from the country's rigid, militaristic, authoritarian past.

This book gives an overview of the manifold levels of animal communication exemplified by a variety of species and thereby broadens the understanding of these organisms.

In fact, by providing resources to many candidates, the program creates more speech and thereby broadens public debate.

In conclusion, we established a method for ratiometric imaging of dual FRET pairs simultaneously excited with a single wavelength light, and thereby broadened the employability of the multiparameter fluorescence imaging to a large variety of cell samples including highly motile cells.

Students report that they thereby broaden their ways of thinking.