Sentence examples for be extension to the from inspiring English sources

There will also be extension to the London tube – to provide a station for the new American embassy on the southbank of the Thames.

There may be extension to the genitocrural folds, buttocks, and thighs (Fig.  2).

But there are extensions to the Standard Model, which we need because [this theory] is not everything.

The proactive and on-demand modes are not exclusive and can be used concurrently, because the proactive modes are extensions to the on-demand mode.

Among the most notable international projects of C. F. Møller Architects are extensions to the Natural History and the National Maritime museums in London (2009 11).

These classes are extensions to the upper-level ontology and do not form a part of it.

They seem to be extension of the central SSMs.

Doubts also remained over whether there would be an extension to the deadline for postal votes.

Have onboarding be an extension to the recruiting process.

An intriguing future perspective for the present research would be the extension to the urban level of spatial cognition.

A new airport is opening soon, as is an extension to the city's metro train system.