broaden out

Examples of broadening

broadening

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

To 'broaden knowledge'(an aspect of 'broadening appreciation') came third with 20 per cent.
When recombination is included, both the density and potential profiles show significant broadening.
More rapid binding kinetics result in resonance line broadening and this situation must be dealt with in some way.
The concept of communicative competence, initially developed for ethnographic research, appeared to offer an intellectual basis for pedagogic broadening.
Exclusive groups draw part of their strength and self-definition from their narrowness - broadening them, or lowering the barriers to entry, simply weakens them.
The physical size of the sucker results in a broadening of the worm at this point and is generally the widest aspect of the worm.
The gradual broadening of the spectral lines closer to the target, that is, with decreasing distance y, is obvious.
This is the situation where the linear frequency broadening is absent and is the crucial case to test our ideas on phase-locking and coherence.
In short, for many, broadening access may take precedence over health outcomes maximization.
The hypothesis that there is less variation among sign languages can be tested only by broadening the range of sign languages studied.
This critique encouraged reforming initiatives from the opposition aimed at eliminating corruption but not at broadening the basis of political participation.
Thus, in addition to broadening the scope of rights that ought to be measured, political scientists need to deepen their sources of information.
Market actors may use their opportunities for broadening their sphere of activity to circumvent public policies that would impose regulatory costs on them.
The communicative competence model proved highly successful in broadening the scope of classroom teaching and applied linguistics.
He also makes suggestions about broadening one's views in order to form a good relationship with the community.
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