Sentence examples for and so to extend from inspiring English sources

The aim is to conserve energy and so to extend WSN dependability.

I've been here that long and so to extend, it's a big day for me and I'm really happy for myself and my family.

The aim of this study is to improve our understanding of the processes that occur in the Pi-paper solution soil system and so to extend the theoretical basis of this method.

But more to the point, because we're defining "middle class" as people making up to $250,000 a year, our side is fighting tooth and nail (and feeling self-righteous in doing so) to extend the Bush tax cuts for people who make in a year what the average American makes in a decade.

To cope with the increasing demands of the users (end-users as well as service providers) and to stay competitive with other broadband access technologies, DSL technology is continuously innovated to further improve its broadband performance and so as to extend its life span.

The dance shows one of Mr. Wheeldon's finest virtues: his desire constantly to extend and, so to speak, retune his vocabulary.

Does each factor need to be exactly the same or are small differences acceptable and if so, to what extend?

"I sometimes think the people who fought for the vote in 1832 and 1888 and so forth, trying to extend the franchise were probably doing the wrong thing.

These developed properties could provide high geometric surface area for a catalytic γ-Al2O3 washcoat, and enhance the adhesive strength between ceramic washcoat and metal substrate so as to extend the lifetime of the washcoat.

Based on this algorithm, we propose two distributed protocols (LUC-I and LUC-P) that periodically select covers and switch between them so as to extend the network lifetime and tolerate unexpected failures.

In this work, the authors decided to adapt NEXUS to Portuguese and Spanish languages so as to extend the coverage of this system to Latin American and African areas as well.