Sentence examples for Extensively known from inspiring English sources
He was the first Spanish painter to achieve widespread European fame, and until the 19th century he was the only Spanish artist whose works were extensively known outside the Hispanic world.
They gave to the new cotton the name of the Bey in whose garden JUMEL had first seen the plants that suggested the enterprise, and gave it the title of "The Mako Cotton". Under this appellation it has since become most extensively known and used in many portions of the earth.
The impact of polymicrobial ICUAP is not extensively known.
Aggrecan is also extensively known for its effect on disc hydration by imbibing water; therefore, the cleavage of aggrecan in degeneration can lead to loss of disc height and pressure alterations within the NP, which can lead to the extensive fissuring seen in degenerate IVDs [ 22].
In this study we first established and used stringent criteria in order to identify suitable sets of unique genes present in the extensively known proteomes of Arabidopsis thaliana (core eudicotyledons, Brassicaceae) and Oryza sativa (Liliopsida, Poaceae), two plants that diverged ~150 million years ago (MYA) [ 28, 29].
Mr. Van Splinter said he travels extensively and knows how frustrating it is to be unable to communicate.
The moment the show started, I was enchanted by the jazzy setting... Hollywood in the sleazy pre-code 30s of which I had read extensively and knew something about.
"Our understanding was that Dr. Galea was a well-known doctor in Canada who had worked extensively with well known professional tennis players, football players and hockey players," Randy Hendricks said in an e-mail message.
While this subject has been addressed extensively, little is known on the actual process of fracture.
While the mechanisms for the formation of laminated structures have been studied extensively, little is known about nucleogenesis.
In composite steel and concrete construction, the most extensively used and known shear connector is the Nelson or stud connector, automatically welded to the beam flange.
