Their symbolic versatility befits an exhibition in which nature is, by turns, magnificent, cute and enduring, while also increasingly dangerous and endangered, thanks to the widening scope of human indifference and exploitation.
The veterans said they operated not under a chain of command but a "chain of responsibility"—a beautiful phrase evoking an ever-widening circle of human and ecological concern and connection.
In summary, we find that religious beliefs and moral models may help promote honest behavior that may widen the breadth of human cooperation.
We need to widen our circle of human concern and community.
We have set out to widen the breadth of human resource planning in order to capture the dynamic and complex nature of planning and the notion that human resources are but one dependant aspect of health services which itself is only one part of the whole interactions of people and their organisations.
Shortening and bony deformation in human AMDM are particularly evident in the forearm, hand and foot but while shortening and radial deformation are seen in cn/cn mice, the widened bulbous appearances of human metacarpals/metatarsals and phalanges are not seen.
On the basis of such statements, Bruno Nardi concluded that "Pomponazzi, who started as an Aristotelian and Averroist, faced with the widening of experience in every field of human knowledge, soon asked the question whose answer produced the renewal of modern science" (Nardi 1971, 52).
Increases in temperature due to climate change would probably see the range of many tick species widening and encroaching further into areas of human activity.
Meanwhile, a new generation of angiogenesis research has emerged as well, widening the field into new areas of human disease and deepening it to examine the underlying biological processes responsible for those diseases.
By enriching his factual accounts with descriptions of psychological oddities and other details of human interest, Fuller widened the scope of English biographical writing.
