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And he is right to note that peaceful coexistence among cultures, and perhaps even our survival as a species, could rest upon wider recognition of this point.

This was interpreted as a reflection upon wider societal changes, accrued over a much longer timescale.

Upon wider reading, we did find references that refer to observing the Gibbs-Thomson effect in nanomaterials research dealing with semiconductors.

It would include the ability to prioritize health challenges, select the best approaches to solve a problem, adapt them to local contexts and test these in real-world conditions, and deciding upon wider implementation decisions.

This is why we know so well that any military action against terror has to be based upon wide international consensus and, above all, moral consistency.

It signals a change in what has, until now, been a key element of scientific endeavour.The value of knowledge and the return on the public investment in research depends, in part, upon wide distribution and ready access.

"I became a die-hard Lotus guy in the summer of '78 when, as a 10-year-old, I chanced upon 'Wide World of Sports' one Sunday and saw Mario Andretti and Ronnie Peterson just dominate with their black/gold JPS Lotus Type 79 Formula One cars," said Art Mason, of Allentown, Pa., in an e-mail.

The following consensus statement on terminology and classification of athletic muscle injuries is perhaps best referred to as a position statement based upon wide-ranging experience, observation and opinion made by experts with diverse clinical and academic backgrounds and expertise on these injuries.

This article first briefly explains in the Background why global health technologies should be designed to follow agreed-upon industry-wide interface standards, and in so doing better address problems of innovation and affordability.

Knowing which party the minister responsible is from will help you identify and play upon their wider priorities.

The league is a rapacious animal of ruthless logic, but in defining its appeal in those terms he hit upon a wider truth.