Sentence examples for upon the breadth from inspiring English sources

The horse is guided by the rider toward the centre of each obstacle, his speed being contingent upon the breadth of each fence.

Generally first novels have an initial printing of 8,000 to 15,000 copies; authors' advances are often about $10,000, depending upon the breadth of rights the publisher has purchased.

While the recently rejected limits on guns, however timid, might have provided a first public step toward the recognition of the requirements of our situation, our task would remain:  to create a culture where violence is seen not as the first option but as the last, one that would allow us to gaze upon the breadth of space that lies between an unjust act and a violent response.

The coordinators have also developed a series of exciting new courses complementing these themes; they emphasize our commitment to the transdisciplinary approach while drawing upon the breadth of expertise within the QCRI.

However, the accuracy and predictive power of such models is dependent upon the breadth and depth of noninvasive imaging datasets.

We also proposed the first steps for the implementation of the model in terms of a simple packet forwarding protocol which is built upon the breadth-first nature of the ECMP model.

Building upon the breadth-first routing nature of the ECMP solution, we propose a simple and easy to implement packet forwarding protocol solution and discuss its implementation in modern WSN platforms.

Do we support core liberal arts traditions as the "breadth" upon which technical and professional training is based?

Faced with virtually no Balanchine on their boards, Charles and Stephanie Reinhart, the center's dance advisers, hit upon the idea of demonstrating the breadth of Balanchine's presence in other companies.

Building upon this foundation, varDB will expand the breadth and depth of the sequence coverage as well as specific tools for the analysis of antigenic variation.

He produced a large body of work that is remarkable for its range both for the number of areas and issues it addresses as well as for the breadth of scholarship it draws upon.