Sentence examples for a extended case from inspiring English sources

It also revealed the Rotonde Astro tourbillon watch, in development for more than five years, which has a extended case to accommodate a tourbillon, or mechanics display, that circles the dial once every minute.

In this study, we also exercised a clustering algorithm for an extended case study and discussed the use of visualizations to improve interoperability in CPS development environments.

Madness stalked the crooked hallways of Dell, whose haunted, enchanting atmosphere Ms. Garis disturbingly recreates in "House of Happy Endings," a memoir that evolves into an extended case study.

This paper uses the actor-network theory (ANT) and social network analysis (SNA) to present an extended case study of a Portuguese university KTO to underline its role in the translation of public and private actors' interests.

This article departs from an extended case study of an academic knowledge transfer office to highlight the institutional change in the Portuguese Triple Helix space, through the process of standardisation, the consolidation of specific professions and vocabularies, and the formalisation of boundary objects.

Alex Woolf more recently offered an extended case for the latter view, arguing on a number of grounds that Ruaidhri is by far the best candidate.

In what may be an extended case of overcompensation, so much of the President's conduct in the war has become an assertion of personal will.

Data are presented as an extended case series with qualitative data to support the acceptability aspects of the nasal cooling in migraine treatment.

The methodology is illustrated in an extended case study, in which the performance and dependability of eight possible designs for an automotive control system are compared.

Darwin had marveled at the diversity of these plants, and he saw the myriad ways in which the flowers and pollinating insects have adapted to each other as an extended case study in natural selection.

Focusing on an extended case study of ethnic identity transformation (ethnogenesis) involving the origin of Seminole Indians, this paper builds a strong argument in favor of the necessity of including the humanistic component when carrying on microevolutionary studies of human populations.