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Reach
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reach
1. an open stretch of water, esp on a river
2. Nautical the direction or distance sailed by a vessel on one tack
3. a bar on the rear axle of a vehicle connecting it with some part at the front end

reach [rēch]
(civil engineering)
A portion of a waterway between two locks or gages.
(control systems)
(engineering)
The length of a channel, uniform with respect to discharge, depth, area, and slope.
(geography)
A continuous, unbroken surface of land or water. Also known as stretch.
A bay, estuary, or other arm of the sea extending up into the land.
(hydrology)
A straight, continuous, or extended part of a river, stream, or restricted waterway.

reach
The section of a sewer between structures.

Reach 

a deeper section of a river channel located between river bays. A reach usually forms at high water where the current of the river increases and severely erodes the river bed; for example, it can be formed where a river channel winds or where a river valley narrows. A reach is also a large deep section of a river that permits navigation without necessitating dredging up the river. Fish winter in deep reaches.



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The three-week event, which was first held in 1948, is expected to attract a cumulative audience of over 5,000 people during its course.
For a station, a set of well-programmed extra channels is an opportunity to be more competitive, to offer make-goods and/or extra spots to major clients and to deliver more cumulative audiences.
The cumulative audience is impressive on its own but we're also delighted at the success of our targeting strategy in increasing our reach to groups that are most attractive to advertisers.
 
 
 
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