Sentence examples for at maximum extent from inspiring English sources

(c) Select the best fuzzy description (zeta _{a_{i}} in bar{B}_{a_{i}}^{epsilon }) for the alternative (a_{i}), as follows: begin{aligned} zeta _{a_{i}}=mathrm{arg min}_{zeta in bar{B}_{a_{i}}^{epsilon }}left{ sum _{a in A, a ne a_{i}}mu _{zeta }(a)right} end{aligned} (16) Thus, (a_i) can be distinguished by (zeta _{a_{i}}) from other objects in A at maximum extent.

At maximum extent in the late 19th century it had its own dairy and large numbers of glasshouses and hothouses.

Its eccentricity (minor axis/major axis) is greater than or equal to 0.7 at maximum extent, so they are fairly round.

At maximum extent the lines connected Adelaide with the sea at Henley Beach, Grange and Glenelg, reached the base of the Adelaide Hills at Morialta and Mitcham and had Northern and Southern limits of Prospect and Colonel Light Gardens.

The main flow appears to be at its maximum extent, though the 'spillway' at the vent that sources it remains 'hot', suggesting sustained lava effusion, in the shortwave infrared channels.

At its maximum extent in February, the northern ozone hole reached southward into Russia and Mongolia.

At its maximum extent in February, the report said, the northern ozone hole reached southward into Russia and Mongolia.

At its maximum extent it spread as far south as latitude 37° N and covered an area of more than 13,000,000 square km (5,000,000 square miles).

At its maximum extent, in mid-March, the ice covers the entire Arctic Ocean and most of its marginal seas for about fifteen million square kilometres, twice the land area of the continental United States.

At its maximum extent the sea was more than 600 feet (180 metres) deep, occupied an area of approximately 154,400 square miles (400,000 square km), and drained into the Atlantic Ocean through the Benue River system.

At its maximum extent, the Scandinavian Ice Sheet nearly reached latitude 48° N. It is estimated to have covered about 6,600,000 square km (2,500,000 square miles) and attained a thickness of up to 9,800 feet (3,000 metres).