The exhibit spans multiple rooms and displays many works aside from the pop art he is most famous for. |
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Worshipers often petitioned the gods for life spans of a hundred years and for permanent life in a similar body in an ideal but comparable world. |
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This gives a panoramic perspective of the church as it spans across time and space. |
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The dining room spans the width of the house and has a patio door to the side garden. |
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He decided to publish a book of his various works after assembling a portfolio that spans several decades and several coasts. |
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In the foreground, a footbridge spans a river whose waters are churned by the wheel of old Mr. Sandyman's mill. |
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His work spans the fields of auditory perception, cortical plasticity and disorders such as dyslexia and focal dystonia. |
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Its musical range spans about four octaves, and the sound has some similarities to that of a Western violin. |
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But can these long-term goals overcome consumers' short attention spans and need for instant gratification? |
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The red brick-fronted bay windowed home spans 1,330 sq ft in this gated scheme. |
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Like her first novel, this worthy sophomore effort spans the globe, hopping from the States, Europe and the Phillipines to Mother Africa. |
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The toucanets live a few years more, but the aracaris have shorter life spans. |
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The area spans one-third of Scotland's landmass and one-eighth of landward Britain. |
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The LDL receptor is a polypeptide of 839 amino acids that spans the plasma membrane. |
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Strolling down a covered walkway that spans the site, I counted only a few other gawkers, among them an Amish couple from Indiana. |
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The Imprimerie Nationale, one of the greatest repositories of typographic material in the world, spans four centuries. |
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The history of Walvis Bay town spans 500 years, from the late 1480s when the first European sailor anchored his ship at the bay. |
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The new album spans a wide selection of demographics and represents a mosaic of musical influences. |
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Many of these arguments from the early 1980s now appear rhetorically overextended, with too many unsubstantiated leaps across discursive spans. |
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It spans five city blocks, comprising twenty-seven buildings and thousands of rooms. |
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Compressive form-active structures are also produced in metal, usually in the form of lattice arches or vaults, to achieve very long spans. |
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The two main parabolic arches of the bridge create two continuous, tilted, tied arches as the support spans for this unique steel structure. |
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The bracket-like arms projected towards each other from opposite banks and served as spans of the bridge. |
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Our collection spans hundreds of models, dozens of manufacturers and infinite gadgetry. |
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Their repertoire spans from traditional Chinese music to contemporary Canadian compositions, and other cross-cultural pieces. |
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It spans musical emotions from the jagged shrieking solos of the sorceress to the seductive siren songs of the maidens. |
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In reality Vauxhall have a sporting heritage that spans 100 years and continues to this day. |
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The first major project completed was the digital backbone network, which spans the entire country since its completion in February this year. |
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Shorthand may serve useful purposes, but when combined with short attention spans, it's foolishness bordering on fraud. |
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His research spans economic history, methodology, and the theory and practice of interdisciplinarity. |
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They themselves may not have much in attention spans either, but flashcards are still only entertaining for so long. |
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His splendid voice spans the low C of a true bass and the middle C of most tenors. |
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Conditioned to expect immediate gratification, these youth have shorter attention spans and also a low threshold for boredom. |
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On the positive side, there is substantial evidence that poikilotherms have lower metabolic rates and longer life spans at cooler temperatures. |
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Imaginative and sophisticated workouts are evolving to engage dwindling attention spans or cash in on punters addicted to the endorphin fix. |
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As compared to yesterday, when there was just 201 cusecs of water, water was passing through all eight spans of the Ghaggar bridge. |
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However, the short and unpredictable life spans of existing chemical batteries means that new power supply solutions are needed. |
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Written as the memoirs of 75-year-old Dora Chance, Carter's novel spans the century. |
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The history of the Armenian state and people spans over three thousand years and six continents. |
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Its merchant network includes 11.7 million merchants and spans 190 countries and territories. |
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The golf at this hotel, which spans five tournament calibre courses, three driving ranges and six putting greens, is excellent for all levels. |
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Both bands sounded bold and undeniably potent, were popular with the dance floor crowd and re-energised any flagging attention spans. |
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The Golden Gate, a 4,200 ft suspension bridge, spans the Golden Gate Strait at the entrance to San Francisco Bay. |
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The back spans were designed to serve as a counterbalance for the main span, making heavy concrete construction desirable. |
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Prehistory spans an almost inconceivably long time, perhaps as much as half a million years. |
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Even when the shell of a vehicle already exists, as it did in this case, the vehicle-design schedule traditionally spans about three years. |
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Lima's walkable and bikeable coast spans four districts, each with its own character. |
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Nevertheless, this is not a motion picture for those with short attention spans. |
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This year's line-up is spread over four nights and spans a variety of influences under the jazz umbrella. |
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Two counselors were walking back to camp from a cookout with their cabin through a bog area with open spans of water. |
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Her work spans anthropology, psychology, cognitive science, philosophy, and religious studies as well as linguistics. |
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Increases in average human life spans that we are privileged to witness must count as one of the great boons of the 20th century. |
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Sharp's unnumbered collection spans the years 1933-1938 and includes important annotations to linkage in maize. |
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The museum's eclectic collection spans 400 years and includes rare pieces like a 1565 Elizabethan table napkin. |
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These simulation results suggest that the ensemble that minimizes them spans conformations with different degrees of nativeness. |
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The rise and fall of the bustle spans nearly the whole of the nineteenth century. |
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The network spans southern upstate New York, Long Island, northern New Jersey and Connecticut. |
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The Ferghana Valley spans neighbouring Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan, with Uzbeks having strong bonds with the Kyrgyz. |
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In the pre-industrial age, the structural form that was used for the widest spans was the masonry vault or dome. |
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Concrete was the only material which could cover the huge spans of the rooms. |
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Pretension stiffens cables against deflection, and fabric or foil, also pre-tensioned, can be used between the cables to create very large spans. |
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Cast glass channels in extruded aluminum flames can be installed for long or tall spans without added supports. |
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However, as the spans increase it is possible to lay the decking in the vertical position and widen the beam or joist spacing. |
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He opted for a double-curved, reinforced, thin concrete shell structure which permitted major spans, without deformation. |
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Without vaulting or trusses, Yemeni traditional architecture had to rely on the usable length of palm, acacia or tamarisk trunks for spans. |
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In addition to the bridge that spans a coastal landscape lined with seawalls, the city is circumscribed by walls and water. |
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Most people approach the museum across a bridge which spans railway and motorway. |
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A bridge spans the moat from the gently sloping walk to the house entrance. |
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The bridge spans the Lot river and offers a suggestion of French mediaeval military design. |
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The second volume spans the period from the Reformation to the railroads, which heralded Britain as the world's premier urban nation. |
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Charts of this kind depict the levels of hierarchy and the spans of control found in an organization. |
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Most managers have wide spans of control, making them less available as a clinical resource and less able to provide supervision. |
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These tools can be made on spans derived from burin blows or may occur on the ends of complete blades or blade segments. |
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Interval training alternates repeated spurts of intensive activity with timed spans of slower periods of the same activity. |
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Survival curves were plotted and the significance of differences between life spans of strains was analyzed using the Mann-Whitney test. |
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The Great Barrier Reef spans almost 135,000 square miles along Australia's north-east coast. |
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As she cuts through layers of truths and half-truths, the author reveals a cycle of pain and longing that spans three generations of women. |
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La Maison's range of originals spans the 18th and 19th centuries, with gilded-cherub motifs, lacquered black chinoiserie and caned beds. |
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Many new concrete structures are designed to include long spans and carry heavy loads. |
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Arches in three planes provide long spans in the prayer hall and carry the upper three storeys of the mosque. |
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The field of electronic components spans many types of products, from diodes to EMI and RFI shielding devices to crystals and oscillators. |
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She is an artistic designer, a description which spans from interior design to school murals. |
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A gravity wave with a frequency of 1,000 hertz, for example, spans nearly 200 miles from peak to peak. |
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There's music that spans the last 30 years, but the selection is pretty much hit and miss. |
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Researchers have dramatically increased the life spans of mice by genetically engineering them to overproduce a protein called klotho. |
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The other half spans a congeries of smaller groups, the largest of which are the Sundanese, who also call Java home. |
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The son of a Yorkshire dialectologist and university French teacher, Halliday's contribution to the field of linguistics spans more than half a century. |
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The Achilles tendon spans two joints and connects the calcaneus to the gastrocnemius and soleus muscles, comprising the largest and strongest muscle complex in the calf. |
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The interquartile range, which spans the first to the third quartile, indicates the uniformity of the leaving-home experience among all young people. |
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So within the plant, there is a new quality verification program in place, one that spans the entire operation, from the body shop to pre-shipment to dealers. |
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In the story about love, devotion and betrayal that spans lifetimes, Aida becomes the handmaiden to Princess Amneris, who is betrothed to Radames. |
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Your novel spans 150 years, but given the drawdown in Afghanistan it feels particularly pertinent to the present day. |
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People's attention spans have drooped a lot, it's pretty much the consensus, so you have to do stuff like that to keep it fresh. |
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Greenpeace named this forest after the region that spans the southern edge of the Colorado Plateau to where it meets the great Sonoran and Chihuahuan deserts. |
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We reasoned that if programmed cell death influences organismal death, mutants defective in apoptosis should have abnormal, possibly extended, life spans. |
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The outreach program spans the entire east coast, where the show mainly travels. |
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The color scheme now spans two rooms, with celadon in the dining room chairs and the white of the balusters reflected in the adjacent living room. |
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The narrative is a remarkable piece of historical research that spans just over 800 pages. |
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Remedy and microsoft have teamed up to make a story that spans both the game itself and an accompanying live-action TV show. |
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They have short life spans and live on ephemeral food patches. |
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The bridge spans the river with a 15 m segmental arch and a tall overhead arch was built at the eastern end of the bridge with smaller arches on the sides for pedestrians. |
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With our systems you can have larger spans of glass, with minimal sightlines, for both vertical and roof glazing applications, without the need for supporting substructures. |
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The series spans extremes of smoldering darks and luminous brights. |
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We live in a time of short attention spans, fast food, and sound bites. |
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The mountain spans five climate zones from the equatorial to the arctic. |
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At the aft end of the ventilation hatches, a curved beam spans the deck. |
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This beautifully proportioned room spans the width of the house and has views over the square through a deep bay window and a shuttered sash window. |
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His repertoire spans traditional pop classics and folk music. |
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Effects of high blood lead concentrations included reductions in IQ scores, poor school performance, hyperactivity, shortened concentration spans, and behavioural problems. |
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The roof spans from the four sides of the quadrangle onto a new ring of 20 columns that surround the reading room's drum and are concealed by its new smooth stone skin. |
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But at the end of that year, on 28 December 1879, several spans collapsed in a severe storm while a train was crossing, sending 74 people to their deaths. |
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My experience of sleeper trains spans the globe from Finland to Australia. |
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Byzantium by Ben Stroud A debut collection of stories that spans countries and eras with delightful ease. |
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He presides over a sprawling media and sports empire that spans from the Lakers to The Chronicles of Narnia. |
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Charles Bridge spans the river and the lower neighbourhoods on either side, which gives pedestrians a unique opportunity to peer into third-storey apartments. |
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I really do see Psychogeriatrics as an area of specialist practice that spans both mental health and aged care but currently attracts support from neither. |
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Near the confluence of these two rivers a tiny bridge spans the gap connecting the Korengal with the Pech. |
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The transverse ribs and the deck are similar to those in the back spans. |
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Brokeback Mountain spans a time period of nearly twenty years. |
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It's also interesting to note that this is one of the few episodes that spans an extended period, covering at least several months in the single hour. |
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It's a production designed with short attention spans in mind, although it helps if you have at least a nodding acquaintance with the plays themselves. |
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The restaurant is part of the Conrad Rangali Resort, which spans two private islands in the Maldives. |
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Those of us who live here are a fickle bunch with fleeting attention spans. |
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An impressive viaduct spans the valley a reminder of the time when visitors travelled from Lancashire, Yorkshire and beyond to spend a day around the falls. |
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In juxtaposing a photograph with other elements, Woodman brought together different time spans, historical and spatial contexts and art forms for a totally surreal effect. |
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Now we're catching species with long life spans such as the orange roughy, rockfishes, and large groupers, many of which are now seriously threatened. |
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Brazil is the fifth largest country in the world and spans both sides of the equator, making it both a northern and a southern hemisphere destination. |
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Set deep in the American South, this debut novel spans 80 years in the life of Mercury, Mississippi, as it evolves from sleepy backwater to a small city. |
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We live in an era of shortened attention spans and attenuated half-lives for products, companies, and business models. |
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Where others see a generation of television-created illiterates, with short attention spans, or video-game addicts, he sees a new edition of humanity. |
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The transceiver can be deployed in data links with spans of up to 120 kilometers. |
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Get to the story and make sure that line 6 or 7 is a grabber. TV viewers have attention spans of fifteen seconds, and then they hit the remote. |
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The Romans built both single spans and lengthy multiple arch aqueducts, such as the Pont du Gard and Segovia Aqueduct. |
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The Cambrian spans from 541 million years to 485 million years and is the first period of the Paleozoic era of the Phanerozoic. |
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A charming footpath leads over the fields to the highway, where a bridge spans the Trent. |
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The roundabout's north and south bridges have spans of 28 metres and the east and west have spans of 21 metres. |
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Studies of humans with life spans of at least 100 have shown a link to decreased thyroid activity, resulting in their lowered metabolic rate. |
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The period of occupation spans from the end of the Neolithic era and the beginning of the Bronze Age, until around the Roman times in Corsica. |
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The WPA also spans to international level pool with representation from our Mens, Ladies, Youths, Seniors and Specials teams. |
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There are however varying traditions as to what happened at the bridge which spans the River Ness. |
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The Network now spans some 70 institutions across the art and design sector with 6 national and 2 International Writing PAD Centres. |
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California is part of the Nearctic ecozone and spans a number of terrestrial ecoregions. |
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Kyleakin is linked to Kyle of Lochalsh on the mainland by the Skye Bridge, which spans the narrows of Loch Alsh. |
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Core-panel systems are used for long clear spans over basement construction and for shorter spans in nonbasement houses. |
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Two spans are attached together to make a continuous girder, with an expansion joint between each pair of spans. |
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This would result in lower stresses in the girder or truss and meant that longer spans could be built. |
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This ushered in the beginning of what is known as the Gangster Era, a time that roughly spans from 1919 until 1933 when Prohibition was repealed. |
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Conwy Suspension Bridge, designed by Thomas Telford to replace the ferry, was completed in 1826 and spans the River Conwy next to the castle. |
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The Southeast US region spans the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean Sea and the US Southeast Atlantic. |
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Working downstream from Frankwell Bridge, a modern pedestrian footbridge spans the River Severn between Frankwell and the town centre. |
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The new span was built in a similar style to the original three spans, but the detailing is different and it has no transepts. |
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Platforms 1 to 8 are below the original three spans of Brunel's train shed, platforms 9 to 12 beneath the later fourth span. |
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Malwani cuisine is a specialty of the tropical area which spans from the shore of Deogad Malwan to the southern Maharashtrian border with Goa. |
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Excluding Alaska and Hawaii the terrain spans 3,000 miles West to East and more than a thousand North to South. |
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Since green sea turtles are a migrating species, their global distribution spans into the open ocean. |
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If it is uneven, the pipeline will include free spans when it connects two high points, leaving the section in between unsupported. |
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Honshu spans more than eight degrees of latitude and 11 degrees of longitude. |
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The culture spans from approximately 17,000 to 12,000 BP, toward the end of the last ice age. |
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The midden in Namu, British Columbia is over 9 meters deep and spans over 10,000 years of continuous occupation. |
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These methods may be used repeatedly over large time spans to monitor changes in the environment. |
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The history of the River Vistula and her valley spans over 2 million years. |
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There is no single, unified Sami parliament that spans across the Nordic countries. |
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The geography of Morocco spans from the Atlantic Ocean, to mountainous areas, to the Sahara desert. |
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The island of Newfoundland spans 5 degrees of latitude, comparable to the Great Lakes. |
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Sri Lankan literature spans at least two millennia, and is heir to the Aryan literary tradition as embodied in the hymns of the Rigveda. |
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Definitions of the start and end dates of period spans can vary by as much as a century, depending on the author. |
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It would be a tunnel that spans the Atlantic Ocean between New York City and the United Kingdom or France. |
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The history of slavery spans many cultures, nationalities, and religions from ancient times to the present day. |
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Taoist arts represents the diverse regions, dialects, and time spans that are commonly associated with Taoism. |
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The Iditarod Trail, at over 1,000 miles, spans Alaska and connects the coastal cities of Seward and Nome. |
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The library spans several floors and was planned as part of the development. |
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The bridge had four main spans, overall half a mile long, at that time the largest of its kind in Europe. |
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The roof spans have wrought iron trusses with cast iron struts on girders between the columns. |
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Some cases may have an innocent explanation based in taphonomy, the processes by which bodies are preserved over long spans of time. |
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Local opposition is particularly significant in the agriculturally important Dobrudja region that spans southeast Romania and northeast Bulgaria. |
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It spans different languages, English with some references to German, and the Romance languages Catalan and Spanish. |
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The set list spans his career from 1967 debut Bedsitter Images to 1996 album track The Coldest Winter In Memory. |
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The QNX and Bitstream partnership spans a ten-year period and encompasses several projects. |
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The Northumberland fixed-link crossing bridge will be pre-stressed concrete, box girder construction, including world-record spans. |
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The teleprocessing network spans the United States and connects 9,729 end-user workstations with their host computer in Provo, Utah. |
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This system begins overseas, spans the offshore regions, and continues into our territorial seas and our ports. |
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Also, this new tongue-and-groove connection design provides high stiffness and low horizontal purling at larger spans. |
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Brunhild is a complex figure, indeed. In Hebbel's trilogy, Brunhild is one of the figures who spans both levels, those of history and myth. |
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And the post production unit spans graphic design, transferal of footage for editing using the latest computer software and film screening. |
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The global money transferrer has a wider CSR mandate, which spans across various countries. |
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In an age when most people's attention spans are no longer than their tweets, Jordon's stick-to-itiveness is rare. |
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The package deal spans several genres, Heike Renner, the company's territory manager, told World Screen Newsflash. |
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One of the biggest challenges, Palmatier says, is the large open spans designed to accommodate commodate games. |
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This supercluster, named Laniakea, holds the mass of 100 million billion suns in a region that spans 520 million light-years. |
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The presentation spans from the well-recognized skin tag and nubbin along the ulnar border of the hand to a fully duplicated digit. |
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The visible spectrum spans from about 400 nanometers for violet to 700 nanometers for red. |
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The exhibition will explore the book's themes and spans Cockrill's evolution from early photorealism to expressionism and abstraction. |
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Chief Business Development Officer, Roger Pricer, has an extensive background in health care and technology that spans more than 20 years. |
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It is made of metal with a total length of 523 m aprons 7 isostatic spans of 40 m span on grade 1 and hyperstatic deck 243 m on the Meuse. |
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Black rockfish, like most other rockfish, are long-lived, moderately fecund livebearers with long reproductive life spans. |
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The drama spans the length of the war and Elspeth Dales, as Hetty Oak, and Lorna Spencer, as Flora Pelmet, take the principal roles of the group's organisers. |
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That range not only spans information technology hardware and security software but also includes training and education for the cyberwarrior and layman alike. |
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Goddard's curriculum vitae spans over 30 years of petroleum experience including work in significant producing basins of North, Central and South America. |
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Because the typical academic school year spans two calendar years, it is common for special schools to require contracts that include both the fall and spring semesters. |
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This book focusses mainly on the experiments and research done by the book's author, James Carey, on the life spans of approximately 5m Mediterranean fruit flies. |
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Savannah-Chatham County police closed some streets near the port terminal and smoke slowed traffic on the Talmadge Bridge that spans the Savannah River to South Carolina. |
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The Klondyke footbridge, which spans the A189 Spine Road near Cramlington, has been replaced and improved at a cost of pounds 480,000 after being damaged by a lorry last year. |
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The South China Karst spans the provinces of Guangxi, Guizhou, and Yunnan. |
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The range spans Advent calendars, activity bags, mugs, and various shapes, sizes and combinations of chocolate, sweets and biscuits and tree decorations. |
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Most of the station was rebuilt except for the Victorian trainsheds which remained mostly unaltered, although the two 1880s spans were shortened at the concourse end. |
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Among the large spans of recreational park areas are scores of elaborate pavilions, each representing either a branch of Soviet industry and science or a USSR republic. |
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Its usage spans centuries, first appearing in 691 with the construction of the Dome of the Rock mosque, and recurring even up until the 17th century with the Taj Mahal. |
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The first important step towards this objective is the development of a common frame of reference that spans conflicting theoretical assumptions from different perspectives. |
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The West Coast alone spans the distance between Wellington and Auckland. |
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Sri Lanka's mangrove ecosystem spans over 7,000 hectares and played a vital role in buffering the force of the waves in the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. |
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The era spans the Palaeolithic, Mesolithic and early Iron Ages. |
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Extending across the entirety of Northern Asia and much of Eastern Europe, Russia spans eleven time zones and incorporates a wide range of environments and landforms. |
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Shanklin is on the coast of Sandown Bay, and therefore is part of the long beach which spans between Yaverland in the North to Luccombe in the South. |
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Their high mobility, broad distribution, long life spans, substantial sympatry, and social behaviour make bats favourable hosts and vectors of disease. |
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The trains are also long enough so that no matter where in the tunnel, the length of the train spans two evacuation doors into the service tunnel adjacent to the rail tunnels. |
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The piece moves in alluring spans of swirling figures, jagged lines and pointillistic outbursts, often prodded forward by ostinatos in the perky piano. |
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There are two diametrically opposed definitions of the dog year, primarily used to approximate the equivalent age of dogs and other animals with similar life spans. |
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Mesolithic has different time spans in different parts of Eurasia. |
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The collection spans the entire history of coinage from its origins in the 7th century BC to the present day and is representative of both the East and West. |
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The text spans the entire year and describes the lives of many saints, both English and continental, and hearkens back to some of the earliest saints of the early church. |
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The area roughly spans from the River Trent and River Dee to the Scottish border in the north, although precise definitions of its southern extent vary. |
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At Dubal, the relationship with Jebel Ali Port spans more than 35 years. |
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If it is fair to regard epistolography as a spectrum of genres, then the Alexander Romance spans the full register from functional to philosophical. |
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