Sentence examples for wider windows from inspiring English sources

The iron framing permitted the wider windows so important for retail stores, and also allowed for quick construction in mass-produced but highly detailed designs.

According to Figure3, the Lanczos interpolator can achieve better reconstruction performance using wider windows (when s is set as 4, 8, or 12) since the interpolation kernels become similar to the ideal sinc function.

Nokia has also been been working hard to support the wider Windows Phone ecosystem by spending time trying to convince developers to port flagship apps across (albeit its Instagram efforts have not yet prevailed), and also making its own apps — such as its Here mapping software — available to the whole WP ecosystem, not just its own Windows Phones.

This pattern would arise as a consequence of wider windows of reduced neutral variation associated with individual fixation events [7], [43].

However, I increased the number of sampled genealogies to 10,000,000 to achieve convergence, and used wider windows in the second run (Δ = 0.06 for Θ; Δ = 250 for M).

The wider window provides a better reflection of lifetime earnings.

No other programme "has a wider window on the world, nor so much intimacy," Naughtie wrote in the piece.

The revelation suggests that Mr. Dimon possessed a wider window into the problems than his fellow board members.

"It showed us how little we understood of our palaeoenvironment and opened a wider window through which to take a look," said Rincón.

We'd like the clutch to have a wider window of engagement, but that's a very minor gripe.

As a result, it is easier to mix these copolymers with tailings under a wider window of operating conditions.