It has thrived by marrying contemporary design with ergonomics and introducing an ever-widening line of gizmos like its Parmesan grater with a storage compartment to eliminate the chore of putting away cheese.
Cytyc of Boxborough, Mass., agreed to acquire Digene in February to widen its line of cancer screening tests.
The Mail weaves in the fast-developing crisis over petrol supplies to widen the line of attack.
In order to contribute to widen this line of studies, we focus on a different target group: parents with young children aged 0 through 10 years.
In order to widen this line of studies, we focus on a different target group: parents with young children aged 0 through 10 years.
Avoid low-set temples that widen the line of the jaw, and also avoid narrow frames, since these often look disproportionate with your face.
The Dartmouth Conferences have played an exploratory and helpful role in the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, development of cultural exchanges, direct air connections, the hot line, widening of trade and arms-control talks.
With the rise of the Internet, the personal computer is a gateway to a widening realm of on-line commerce and entertainment.
Amazon.com itself may have faced a similar threat from its ever widening circle of on-line competitors if it hadn't received a patent for its "one-click" system for processing customer orders, which is now widely copied by other Internet retailers.
In recent weeks, political and religious leaders have been widening some of those fault lines.
In the same way that the trains used to shoot past this point when the High Line was a railway, your eye travels from the sculpture's narrowest point to a widening expanse of boxes and lines.
