Sentences with phrase «far wider spectrum»

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Fox says enthusiasm has trumped wariness so far in conversations with start - ups and that he's looking forward to seeing companies working across a wide spectrum.
«The American Bible» also ranges, in its primary and secondary texts, far and wide across the political spectrum.
This impressively detailed image of Orion A establishes a new observational foundation for further studies of star and cluster formation and once again highlights the power of the VISTA telescope to image wide areas of sky quickly and deeply in the near - infrared part of the spectrum [5].
A very wide, far away shot also rated on the poor side of the communication spectrum.
While Rhee's influence — or at least her starpower — has receded somewhat, the reach of ALEC (the American Legislative Exchange Council) and Charles and David Koch continues to extend far and wide across the education spectrum.
For those buyers wishing to personalise their cars yet further, the wide - reaching spectrum of BMW Individual — including BMW Individual paint finishes, BMW Individual Merino leather and BMW Individual interior trim elements — will be available later in 2014.
The already wide spectrum of military units was expanded even further, featuring several units unique for each side of the conflict.
Furthering the historical sequence found on MoMA's fifth (1880 — 1940) and fourth (1940 — 1980) floors, the installation interweaves works from all of MoMA's curatorial departments to present a wide spectrum of contemporary art of the period.
«We are looking forward to further building upon years of cooperation between the IEA and CEM on a wide range of initiatives across the clean energy spectrum,» said Dr Birol.
The scandal has cast a wide spectrum of doubt on climate scientists in general, even those far removed from any accusation of wrongdoing.
This wide spectrum ranges from straightforward facts to disputed evidence about key documents and events, and from established legal tests to novel issues that are far from fully developed.
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