What does WideSpec stand for?

Acknowledging the wide spectrum of facilities, from private staffed by volunteers, to well-funded civic shelters, the authors give standards for maintenance of the shelters and tips for daily animal care.

This outspoken and often flamboyant real estate tycoon and television impresario covers a wide spectrum of topics and issues ranging from Barack Obama as a political phenomena, to our currently troubled economy, to the necessity for entrepreneurs to take chances in the marketplace, to establishing a reputation, to the necessity for financial literacy, to the use of imagination as a tool for commercial and personal success.

This event, organized by the Department of Physical Education of the Bioscience Institute of Sao Paulo State University (UNESP), covered a wide spectrum of fields related to physical education and included under the specific theme of Sport Psychology a round table composed by Duarte Araujo (Lisbon), Ruy Jornada Krebs (Brazil) and chaired by Afonso Antonio Machado (Brazil).

Leaflets issued by the Indigo Sun chain encourage the use of tanning booths to safeguard against "a wide spectrum of cancers and other chronic diseases".

THIS three-bedroom bungalow could appeal to a wide spectrum of buyers.

The CSIRO validation program for the instrument has involved the testing of a range of commercial foods with a wide spectrum of GI and RS values.

These youth bows are thus very versatile and easy to adjust making them usable to a wide spectrum of age groups.

Occupations in hospitality management involve a wide spectrum of jobs.