Sentence examples for yet wide from inspiring English sources
Yet wide variations of nutrient contents in treated effluents may make the implementation process of wastewater reclamation more sensitive.
"It's shaped like a five-by-five foot toaster, big and flat, yet wide, long and one foot deep," he said.
The use of innovative and more efficient designs is a priority for the scientific community; nevertheless, the use of this kind of design is not yet wide spread.
A strand of glass, thinner than a human hair, yet wide enough to carry more information than three million copper wires, the technology it replaced.
However, it is not yet wide spread in the industry because of poor performance and a lack of a cost model to estimate a solution early in the design process.
Application of Random Forest (RF) via variable importance measurements (VIMs) and prediction is a new data mining model, not yet wide spread in the applied science and engineering fields.
Sorcha Dallas, to 7 Oct Robert Clark A modest yet wide-ranging survey of concrete poetry, celebrating the role over the last 60 years of Eugen Gomringer.
His slim yet wide-ranging study attempts to reify and historicise a concept that has "become a potent metaphor for the way contemporary society organizes and understands itself".
In chronicling the successes, limits, and failures of Jewish liberalism, Dollinger offers a nuanced yet wide-ranging political history, one intended for liberal activists, conservatives curious about the creation of neo-conservatism, and anyone interested in Jewish communal life.
The dark stains left on the 20th century by racism and eugenics are probably why Mr. Cavalli-Sforza begins "Genes, Peoples and Languages,"a compressed yet wide-ranging survey of his ideas, by dismantling the idea of race.
Bukatman's brilliantly succinct yet wide-ranging analysis of Blade Runner was published in 1997 and its reissue is timely: this year marks the 30th anniversary of Ridley Scott's immensely influential SF film based on a Philip K Dick novel.
