The comic tone of "State and Main," which broadens as the movie goes along, also veers uncertainly between satire and farce.
A correlation between the wavelength of the KH waves and θ may be expected on the basis of our recent model, where activity is generated in strips which broaden as θ decreases.
It has previously been reported that acute HIV infection is associated with narrow, high affinity T cell responses which broaden as patients progress into chronic infection [37].
S entered into the interstitial site of Sb2O3 crystals as S2−, which broadened its visible light absorption range.
Furthermore, the S entered into the interstitial site of Sb2O3 crystals as S2−, which broadened the absorption wavelength range of the Sb2O3 nanocrystal.
In 1947 the three nations formed the Benelux Customs Union, which broadened over the years into what a 1960 treaty confirmed as the Benelux Economic Union.
The most significant is legislation passed in March last year, which broadened the definition of rape and criminalised unaddressed offences such as sexual harassment, stalking and voyeurism.
R.E.M. also offered singles such as "Fall on Me" and "The One I Love," which broadened its audience.
There is a threshold noise σc(≈0.02), below which the distribution P(F̅) is broadened, as is discernible in the data of the variance of the distribution, Vg in Fig. 2. Here, the top individuals reach the highest fitness, leaving others at the very low fitness state.
Nonetheless, 1H NMR spectra of TRF-NLCs broadened as TRF load decreased from 100to10%0%, which was attributed to partial TRF mobility on the surface of the nanoparticles.
