Sentence examples for wider space of from inspiring English sources

This yields a wider space of possible solutions.

The downsizing comes at a tricky time, both for TrackR and the wider space of device tracking startups.

(Another one is Meta, the YC startup that has developed a set of 3D augmented reality glasses but is already formulating ways of incorporating the technology outside of the headset and into the wider space of the vehicle you are driving).

In general, these results support the hypothesis that PDBTM150NR, while coherent with WDG150NR in terms of spatial similarity (RMSD), covers a wider space of sequence patterns.

The probability distribution produced by the iterative refinement algorithm can be regarded as a mixture of the probability distribution for each level p of the preceding prediction of pseudoknot-free structures, which can represent a wider space of the distribution than the individual distribution of pseudoknot-free structures.

Quantification across the wider space of gE and gI values (see 'Materials and methods') indicated that when gI is low there is a high probability of bump formation as well as grid firing, whereas when gI is high the probability of both is reduced.

Sakha 53 at wider spacing of 25 cm with application of nitrogen fertilization levels of 45 N fad.−1.−1

Even as he was arriving at The New Yorker, his trajectory was taking him away from it and into the wider spaces of the novel.

Since the 1960s, the need to use wider spaces of functions than Sobolev spaces arose out of various practical problems.

"As a result of the wider spacing of the nares, hammerheads may be able to perceive a bilateral time difference at a smaller angle or at a greater swimming speed than an animal with a narrow head," write the researchers.

In situ hybridization did not show any increase in signal, but rather a wider spacing of the two ventral stripes of Wnt1 expression in the FP (Figure S1A).