For the case with control for the system, the applicability of the zero-order approximation coupling model can be much broadened.
In many species of burrowing amphipods, the claws are reduced, but the adjacent segments are much broadened, strongly spined, and powerfully muscled.
For films, the transient spectra were much broadened compared to those observed for solutions, but exhibited similar spectral changes with time.
Will we be like lemmings, rushing to the comfort of Big Brother's crushing embrace?"At CPAC, as at so many conservative gatherings nowadays, there was much talk of broadening the party's appeal to new groups, but rather less talk of new policies that might actually win over such groups.
Note that the NMR signals are much more broadened at 10°C, thus preventing further analysis.
The antenna resonance is in the latter cases red shifted but the peak broadening is much smaller, as well as the non-resonant absorption.
Thus, both of the resonance frequency differences are much larger than the maximum observed broadening for CO of ∼30 Hz.
For giant stars, the atmospheric microturbulence can result in line broadening that is much larger than effects of rotational, effectively drowning out the signal.
Since the isotope exchange is much slower (2 s−1) than exchange broadening (1100 s−1), either release of CO2 from CODHred−CO2 or re-uptake of CO2 from solvent slows the exchange by that amount, i.e., 550-fold.
The values and standards we espouse resonate closely with these communities and there is much common ground that we can build on to broaden our recruitment base".
