Sentence examples for basic extension from inspiring English sources

Budget: "A basic extension will range from £1,050 to £1,450 a square metre," Holmes says.

The Republican-controlled House this week is set to vote on a basic extension of the act, which aids local law enforcement agencies and finances shelters and other programs for battered women.

One basic extension of the wiretap channel to the multiuser environment is secure broadcasting to many users in the presence of an eavesdropper.

And now self-proclaimed TechCrunch addict and student at Illinois Institute of Technology Viggnesh Kandasamy has hashed together a basic extension designed to let Chrome users stay on top of what gets published on here.

One noticeable feature regarding Mtb HupB, based on sequence alignment of HU orthologs from different bacteria, was that HupBMtb bears at its C-terminal end, a highly basic extension and this prompted an examination of its role in Mtb HupB function.

One noticeable feature regarding HupBMtb, based upon sequence alignment of HU orthologs from different bacteria, was the presence at its C-terminal end a highly basic extension (Supplementary Figure S1), designated as the C-terminal region (CTR), which prompted us to examine its role.

Let N ⫅ M ⫅ M1 ⫅ M2 ··· be the Jones tower of basic extensions, and Ek: Mk → Mk − 1 be the dual expectation constructed canonically from the given E. We prove that, if E: M → N is minimal, then so is the composition E ° E1 ° ··· ° Ek: Mk → N. Some consequences of this result are also presented.

8) The House Republicans would not have held up approval of basic extensions of Social Security Tax moratoria and unemployment benefits unless the president went along with their crazy plan to -- um, get the pipeline approved by forcing him to reject it?

The main body of a cannon consists of three basic extensions— the foremost and the longest is called the chase, the middle portion is the reinforce, and the closest and briefest portion is the cascabel or cascable.

Due to their capacity to bind to rRNA, mostly via their basic extensions, newly synthesized r-proteins must be prevented from binding non-specifically to cytoplasmic RNAs (e.g., tRNAs and mRNAs).

It was also indicated that many of the disordered protrusions play important roles in ribosomal assembly, where the long basic extensions of ribosomal proteins (e.g., L3, L4, L13, L20, L22, and L24) penetrate deeply into the ribosome subunit cores, undergo disorder order transition individually, or cofold with their RNA, thereby facilitating the proper rRNA folding.