Sentence examples for a later extension from inspiring English sources

In the most advanced seed plants, the male gametes (sperm) are carried to the egg by a later extension of the pollen grain called the pollen tube.

A French-built railway linked Beirut and Damascus, with a later extension running north to Aleppo, and in 1908 the Hejaz Railway was opened to take pilgrims from Damascus to Medina.

There is a later extension and a detached housekeeper's cottage, Gladsmuir Cottage.

A later extension in 1927 moved US 8 to run along US 141, which had replaced WIS 57 and M-57, ending in Quinnesec at US 2.

A later extension of the TAM was formulated by Venkatesh et al. [ 19] as the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT).

A later extension of this hypothesis further posits that the synucleinopathy may even first develop in the enteric nerves in the gut and later spread along the vagus nerve into the brain (Hawkes et al. 2007, 2009).

When Sir Frederic Leighton constructed his opulent house in the 1860s (with an important later extension), the view from his dining room window was of farmland, a piggery and parkland stretching away to the north.

As a result, the "barrel-stave" model (popular for describing the pore forming mechanisms of alamethicin and by later extension of a number of natural or designed amphipathic peptides) for dynamic intramembrane conducting aggregates applies strictly to channel- and pore-formers whose open state (or active conformation) is driven by voltage.

LaterLoop isn't exactly a novel application – similar functionality can be found from toread, Firefox's Read it Later extension, PhoneFavs, and a number of others.

In 1982, the exhibition rooms were extended with an annex designed by the Royal Surveyor, architect Jacob Blegvad, who also planned the later extension to the museum inaugurated in 1989.

Using a 3D notation, for sake of generality and because this will be used in later extension, the considered cases are: C1.