Thus far, this solution has been realized only at an experimental level, but hyper-dense networks, possibly complemented by SAR-derived water vapor maps, are expected to soon be widespread at an operational level thanks to the augmented potentialities of GNSS system, the growing number of permanent stations, and the availability of increasingly high-performing low-cost receivers.
But his popularity was genuine and widespread, at least for a time.
While Nixon was expressing an opinion that was probably widespread at the time, an 11-year-old boy named Barack Obama, whose mother was white and whose father was black, was growing up, raised mostly by his white grandparents.
This poll offers a window onto widespread opinions at a critical juncture.
Amazon argue that Kindle will make reading more widespread, and at a time when only 57% of Americans read a single book in a year.
Two weekend attacks that officials attributed to Basque separatists killed a city councilman in Malaga and caused widespread damage at a police barracks in a small northern town.
Most recently she has been deputy editor of Guardian US, overseeing major scoops such as the revelations about widespread abuse at a secret police detention facility in Chicago.
Seen through a prism of racial bias, the investigation and trial drew widespread attention at a time when law enforcement's relationship with black Americans is under increased scrutiny after a string of shootings by police officers.
In a statement, Royal Mail said that it "recognises the importance that PAF plays as a vital dataset supporting and sustaining key parts of the UK economy and we are committed to its widespread availability at a fair price".
But the area has been gripped in recent weeks by widespread anger at a local chemical manufacturer -- or, if one listens to the other side, an almost Salemlike hysteria.
