Sentence examples for view expanded from inspiring English sources

The benefits of demandlessness were considerable, but have now, in my view, expanded.

This view expanded as functional neuroimaging research began to facilitate the modeling of complex behavioral and psychological phenomena into a temporally dynamic web of an interconnected neural circuitry.

At EGK-III (Fig. 1A; supplementary material Fig. S4), the territory of laterally closed cells from apical surface view expanded significantly as more peripheral open cells gave rise to laterally closed daughter cells after division (supplementary material Fig. S4A-C).

Labels explain objects in standard art historical or anthropological terms, but the groupings, with their interplay, complicate the view, expand it metaphysically and metaphorically, across African cultures.

Wang's view expands on the prevailing wisdom that a mogul can earn better financial returns from Treasury bills or Beanie babies than with a sports team.

Farther along the blade the road recedes and the view expands to take in farm buildings, cultivated fields and, near the pointed end of the blade, faraway hills under clouds streaked pink by the setting sun.

The poleward boundary of the part of the diffuse aurora in the western portion of the field of view expands poleward with time between 1422 00 UT and 1428 00 UT.

An alternative view expands on this last-mentioned option: People should be treated as equals, should treat one another as equals, should relate as equals, or enjoy an equality of social status of some sort.

When using this feature, the messages which have the same theme will appear as Conversation and the users can view, expand or shrink them by clicking on the icon to the left of the Subject line.

With about 17 percent of residents uninsured, the governor viewed expanded coverage as a way to lower costs for employers and stoke his state's competitiveness.

But many hotels are also viewing expanded fitness centers as a means of generating revenue from what used to be considered a money-losing perk.