Sentence examples for abrupt extent from inspiring English sources
Nobody was more the lord of the hermetic than Wodehouse, and the question is: Does Stillman really want to fence his creations off from life to the same abrupt extent?
In Light, we get not one but two love stories, both intense, continental in extent and abrupt in their termination.
The change from to [s] is gradual in the acoustic domain and to a certain extent more abrupt in the perceptual domain.
Phases of predominant streaming activity coincide with periods of maximum ice extent and are triggered by abrupt transitions from a cold to relatively warm climate, resulting in major iceberg/melt discharge events into the North Sea and Atlantic Ocean.
In a paralyzed animal after vagotomy, unilateral electrical stimulation at the dorsolateral pons elicited abrupt inhibition of phrenic discharge (but to a much lesser extent than when vagi were intact) and significant prolongation of expiratory duration, both effects adapting gradually as the stimulation continued (Fig. 3c) as reported previously in vagotomized animals [42].
These abrupt changes in the topography affect the wave propagation to a large extent.
The deal is an abrupt shift in strategy for China's $200 billion sovereign fund and underlines the extent to which it appears to be under the direct control of the country's leaders.
Because of the abrupt break in ancient Middle Eastern records as a result of the invasions, the precise extent and origin of the upheavals remain uncertain.
Extreme wave events seem to control to a certain extent the formation of coastal ridges on Bonaire and, thus, to cause abrupt shifts in the long-term morphodynamic and ecological boundary conditions of the circumlittoral inland bays.
Thus, relative to a procedure with an abrupt onset of constant motion coherence, the gradated approach slowed the decision-making process to the extent that it was temporally resolvable with fMRI.
