Sentence examples for wider domain from inspiring English sources
Vowel harmony is said to exist when certain vowels cannot occur with other specific vowels within some wider domain, generally within a word.
As the business boys have noted, the value of generic nouns as domain names has plummeted over the past year and what, after all, is a more generic noun, with a wider domain, than God.com?
Once you've got some initial traction, if people like the look of what you offer, you can sit back and watch organic growth propel your company into the wider domain.
The propagator can be derived for various displacement times, t, and hence these gradually probe a wider domain of the pore-scale velocity field within the porous medium.
"They're serious allegations," he said on Sky Sports 1. "They (South Africa) must put up or shut up, rather than put it out in the wider domain that they've got concerns over the ball".
The implications of this understanding of accounting practice and the importance of the wider domain of enquiry it is indicating are discussed with respect to the stewardship position of accounting professionals and the further development of accounting theory.
Divya Mehra, policy officer, World Food Program, Rome, Italy, @WFP A zero-hunger world cannot be realised without global, national and regional action in wider domains that cause hunger and poor nutrition.
Still, despite continuing advances in computer processing speed and memory capacity, there are as yet no programs that can match human flexibility over wider domains or in tasks requiring much everyday knowledge.
Edward could take a keen interest in the minutiae of administration, however, and on occasion engaged in the details of a wide range of issues across England and his wider domains.
We have brought together our data with Lent (2007) model of restorative emotional well-being and expanded the model to incorporate wider domains that may impact on recovery of health and well-being.
Inhomogeneities are stable over a wide domain of parameters.
