Sentence examples for are extended not from inspiring English sources

1. Monomers: All Monomers are extended, not globular -- see handout.

But I believe that the sacraments are most powerful when they are extended not simply to the religious and the privileged, but to the poor, the marginalized, the lonely and the left out.

These surface data are extended not only by a skeleton but as well by muscle groups with constraints and rules for the motion to create a kinematic template, which can adapt automatically to different body postures.

These features are confirmed by a computational analysis performed on the basis of molecular dynamics calculations, which are extended not only to the structural characteristics but also to the analysis of the anisotropic atomic displacement parameters, a further information – missed in a typical powder diffraction analysis.

"In most other colleges and universities, as is well known," he wrote, "such honors are extended not only to those who have earned some reputation in divinity, medicine or law, or even in the uncongenial pursuits of party politics, but are accorded, as [a matter] of course, in the case of a Master of Arts, after the interval of a few years, to all who have taken their first academical degree.

It is not space that is extended; bodies, masses, distances and fields of force are extended, not space.

But that should be extended not only across the EU but to wine and manufactured goods.

There it is extended, not only to members, but to their servants, horses, and carriages.

The MLP can then theoretically be extended not only to describe the social aspects that support or hinder the breakthrough of (sustainable) technologies but also of social innovations.

Although the amphitheatre grew, it was only the seating that was extended, not the arena itself.

That hospitality is extended not just to Western visitors and UN staff carrying cash, but even to Africans coming without it.