But the emergence of a plethora of easier-to-use and often mobile technologies and media is widening how many people, including many children, are starting to put themselves into the rather loosely defined category of "creatives".
In the theoretical analysis part we present our investigations throughout what size the illumination beam is thin enough to provide an acceptable image, how it widens and how the wider illumination beam affects image quality.
The New York Times' Charlie Savage highlighted the alterations between the already-weak USA Freedom Act and the obliterated new version, showing how critical definitions of what the NSA can search have been widened, and how all potential transparency now rests in the hands of the very person who Snowden's leaks caught lying, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper.
The rift between Democrats and working-class Americans was painfully widened by how Democrats governed and campaigned nationally.
He then widens his scope, showing how Evans is a precedent not only for such great photographers as Robert Frank, Lee Friedlander and Diane Arbus, but also for Pop Art and photo appropriation, as well as for the sculpture of Robert Gober and the architecture of Robert Venturi.
The contributions of this paper, and how it widens the set of available techniques are indicated in this section.
We can say with some certainty that reading and viewing masterworks in the visual arts or in attending performances of great music, opera, or ballet widens our horizons about how people behave and what historical and cultural forces shape that behavior.
It widens your understanding of how people can change over time while still being same person you have always loved.
The settlers' brazen behavior juxtaposed with the U.N. report points to the widening gulf between how the Israeli government sees itself and how the rest of the world sees it.
Effectively deemed too big to fail, meaning that any one of their failures could have destabilized the financial system, the lenders were rescued from failure -- and have since prospered, thanks to widening spreads between how much banks pay for funds and how much they charge borrowers.
