Sentence examples for this more broad from inspiring English sources

But in all cases this more broad definition of general architecture for high performance computing emphasizes aspects of the system that contribute to achieving performance.

In this section, we extend our result to the more broad family of λ-strictly pseudo-contractive mappings.

KEGG pathways represent relatively well-defined known biological pathways, rather than the more broad GO categories.

"This is a lot worse, this is more broad based," said Paul Miller Jr., an analyst at Friedman, Billings, Ramsey Group, the investment bank.

The occupational classifications used in this study were more broad than those used in two studies that observed a statistically significant association between occupation and latency (Bianchi et al, 1993, 1997).

In this paper we refer to this specific situation as colocated air interfaces, while usually this term has a more broad meaning which includes any air interface that is within the radio range of another air interface.

"It's more broad this time around," says Mullan.

This case is therefore more broad in its impact than the fate of a single NSA program.

This approach has a more broad application because the gene sets can be applied in almost every patient group.

The vast majority (>97%) of the highly expressed promoters are of the broad type; broad promoters tend to regulate genes with a higher gene expression level than peak promoters), and thus by selecting a subgroup of highly expressed promoters, we could expect this group to contain more broad promoters than the total clustered set.

This question is a little more broad across VR, yet no easier to answer.