Sentence examples for a main extension from inspiring English sources
Water from Hank Raymond Lake is diverted into the Beardsley Canal, which has a main extension 33 mile long to serve 60 square miles of the Maricopa Water District (MWD).
In this paper we discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the various approaches for language extension and propose a modeling framework best able to support the main extension scenarios currently found in practice today.
Our proposed architecture follows a sequence of steps to insert the values in the main extension table as follows: 1.
The main extension of the present crack bridge model is the incorporation of elastic matrix deformations and of boundary conditions restricting fiber debonding at the crack bridge boundaries.
The main extension of ESABASE/Debris is the implementation of the recently upgraded MASTER 2001 Standard application, and of the Divine-Staubach meteoroid model.
The main extension presented in the following is that all the 3D primitives defined in ISO19107 [14] are now supported: MultiSurface, CompositeSurface, Solid, MultiSolid, CompositeSolid.
It is literally astounding to me that in one of the most booming cities in the entire world, with a population now exceeding 14.8 million people, that people ever could consider themselves lonely, but in all honesty, it is very common both here and in NYC where our other main extension is.
There are three main extension methods.
Moreover, one of the main extension units of proanthocyanidins, the -Epigallocatechin-3-gallate, has been suggestod to inhibit cellular proliferation by inhibiting ERK activation and inducing apoptosis via ROS generation and p38 activation in endometrial carcinoma cells (Manohar et al, 2013).
Compared to the version published in 2003, the main extensions here are a different similarity measure (Euclidian distance instead of scalar product) and the introduction of an early visual processing stage.
The main extensions over SMI [16] involved the introduction of a new top-level attribute called Reputation.
