This was a night in which the breadth and depth of talent in the British fashion industry was rewarded at the expense of some of its most famous names.
Although the overwhelming percentage of visitors continues to be businesspeople, some have begun extending their stays to spend a weekend skiing above the Medeo winter sports complex, to visit nearby nature preserves (among them, the Charyn Canyon, which in breadth and sheer drama compares favorably to the Grand Canyon), or just to explore the city of nearly two million people.
It is the people's wind, and the earth's, which gives breadth and life to public art and political space.
Our simulation will help in the design of clinical trials in which the breadth of the response is being measured, by allowing a calculation for the minimum amount of blood that needs to be collected.
The city's subway system was launched in 1904, a time at which the breadth of the transportation that would be needed to carry all of the residents and tourists of New York was unfathomable.
UnitedHealth continues to make hefty profits in those other insurance segments, and its business model, which emphasizes breadth and size, actually makes it a poor fit for selling directly to individuals.
Remarkable differences in indexes, in which epicondylar breadth of the long bone is involved (HEB and FEB), could be observed in the stylopodium of H. morpheus and the extant Eliomys.
Rather, we sought to recruit as varied as possible a sample of early adopter sites from which the breadth and, more importantly, the depth of inquiry could generate potentially transferable lessons.
These results were confirmed by Levin's breadth index, which yielded the greatest diet breadth for Z. xyster, while M. lunulatus was the most specialized predator (Table 4).
The collection's geographical scale is matched by its temporal breadth, which extends over a millennium.
