Sentence examples for and extended creating from inspiring English sources

Under a glucose protective strategy, the walls of FeS/Fe3C@S, N-C nanotubes were unrolled and extended, creating FeS/Fe3C nanoparticles coupled S, N dual doped carbon nanosheets (FeS/Fe3C@S, N-C g 50)) with larger surface area and higher doping level, which allowed for the exposure of sufficient accessible active sites.

When the inlets began to silt up, they were filled in, and the streets were extended, creating new slips.

The front and rear wings are then fully extended, creating maximum downforce.

Generally, the cambium of trees in temperate zones is most active in the spring, when buds open and shoots extend, creating a demand for nutrients.

It's estimated that Emperor Qin Shi Huang of China who ordered sections of existing fortifications to be joined and extended to create the longest wall in the world, mobilised up to a million people to work on it in his lifetime - many of whom died during its construction.

Similarly, the CSD concept can be modified and extended to create a new theoretical framework that will enable the study of the functional fusion of network topology and node activities and can significantly widen and deepen our understanding of complex network systems.

This goes beyond pledging to do more to promote fairness in access as Airbnb did earlier this year, and extends to creating a level of automated transparency that would let consumers, the press, the technology community or public officials look in and see what's going on.

A basic installation that can be further configured and extended can be created in a cloud instance through the use of the ELVIRA tools, providing a starting point very rapidly.

Although over fifteen various edits and extended mixes were created, for the most part they are based on the "C+C Club Mix".

One such unexplored locale is sewage sludge, where an abundance of pathogens, multiple antimicrobials and extended contact times creates a large and risky setting for the emergence of drug resistance.

Prouvost repeated and extended a work she created for Tate Britain's Schwitters in Britain exhibition earlier this year.