Sentence examples for be extended over a from inspiring English sources
Olli Rehn, who was the former EU finance commissioner and is now the vice president of the European Parliament, suggested debt payments could be extended over a longer period to help the country.
However, if the assumptions of spatially uniform fallout and rapid and irreversible sorption of 7Be to soil particles can be extended over a larger area, 7Be could be used to monitor soil redistribution at the catchment scale.
This paper demonstrates that while some improvements are observed, the length scaling does not dramatically affect switch figures of merit such as subthreshold slope, Ion and Ioff down to about 20 nm, and an optimized device design can be extended over a much larger window of sub-micron dimensions, compared to the MOSFET.
A republic may be extended over a large region".4 Hamilton believed that "[t]he idea of an actual representation of all classes of the people by persons of each class is altogether visionary," by which he meant fanciful.
In order to more clearly map the time-dependent benefit of sleep on memory, the delay could potentially be extended over a greater period of time, while still holding the time of learning and testing constant, with more napping groups introduced in the interim.
Therefore, the BAL technique cannot be extended over a long period.
The City of London's so-called "ring of steel" security measures against terrorism have proved so successful in deterring road traffic that they are being extended over a much wider area to do just that.
The PON R&C program involves a large number of actors and is extended over a period of seven years (2007-2013).
The Tynecastle club had been placed under a signing ban last year due to late payment of wages and it was extended over a "remuneration default".
The results of calculations, if they are extended over a group of similar fields, can be considered as an addition to the laboratory data.
Results showed significant amount of plastic deformation predominantly concentrated in shear bands which were extended over a large region, crossing through the joint area.
