Sentence examples for be designed to extend from inspiring English sources

A proper pitch controller must be designed to extend the life cycle of a wind turbine's blades and tower.

The results showed that the length of touch-pens should be designed to extend beyond the handbreadth when gripped.

By better understanding their metabolic phenotype and external environmental conditions that support their survival, treatment interventions can be designed to extend current therapy regimens to eradicate TICs.

The phones would be designed to extend Google's recent efforts to control its presence on Android devices more than it has in the past, like the mandatory 'Powered by Android' logo on boot screens and the folder of Google-created apps.

By comparing with prognostic results using adaptive neuro fuzzy inference system (ANFIS), the proposed prognostic analysis can provide better predictions for PEM fuel cell performance at dynamic condition, and with the understanding of variation in PEM fuel cell internal behaviour, mitigation strategies can be designed to extend the fuel cell performance.

We think that similar protocols could be designed to extend the NGS applications to other studies for human genetics, as well as for disease prevention, nutrition, forensics and many others.

This special type of reactor is designed to extend the nuclear fuel supply for electric power generation.

One of its main investments is in Littlefeet, a San Diego company whose products are designed to extend the reach and improve the sound quality of cellular systems.

The multishot sequences being tested are designed to extend the antibody response for many months, although eventually the body will stop producing the anti-nicotine antibodies, he said.

Many of the roles in which he cast her were designed to extend her technique and artistry and transform her into the prototype Balanchine ballerina.

The move is the latest in a sustained effort by conservative states, mainly in the south and midwest, to resist key elements of the changes that are designed to extend healthcare to millions of uninsured Americans.