Sentence examples for a fuller extent from inspiring English sources

Decision metrics then contextualize a fuller extent of design engineer and operator preferences toward tradeoffs between value creation and active ship management.

As stated by Chang et al. (2011), mobile context-aware systems have the advantages of allowing learners to experience and observe real-life situations and so acquire knowledge to a fuller extent.

Now freed from "living up to any drama more serious than conversation" Wilde could now amuse himself to a fuller extent with quips, bons-mots, epigrams and repartee that really had little to do with the business at hand.

However, a lack of established guidelines and methods hinders most industries from utilizing inherent safety concepts to a full extent.

Even when each component operates at maximum efficiency, the general system may not work in harmony to a full extent.

The model, for the first time and to a full extent resolves the crosslinking problem as formulated by Zhu et al.

Based on this, and since no concerns for sustainable development on a societal level were found, it is concluded that EIA practice in Sweden may not, to a full extent, serve as a tool to promote sustainable development.

In contrast, QC procedures were not considered to a full extent in that perspective.

Summarising, the right to unionise is granted in all four countries, but the right to choose one's employer is granted to a full extent only in France and New Zealand.

Furthermore, this strategy will provide a strong feedback on further planning of climate and environmental studies, pointing to the parameters, phenomena, and mechanisms which, so far, have not been studied and quantified to a full extent.

It was really before the rise of the internet to a full extent, and people were just going out a lot and thankfully continued to buy records for a few years.