Sentence examples for broader extensions from inspiring English sources
Then we discuss briefly the possibility of broader extensions as well as algorithmic issues.
The campaign is a broader extension of the mothers campaign created by Wieden & Kennedy for the Vancouver Olympics in February 2010.
It is as part of this broader extension of influence that the South China Sea will be a focus of concern.Time to prepare for a rainy dayThat concern will be heightened by two particular aspects of China's military modernisation.
"The underwater cable will provide higher quality communications, but not necessarily mean a broader extension of the same," it said.
(See "SEC Can't Bear Naked Short-Selling").. Institutions that are not protected under the rules have called for a broader extension, while certain hedge funds and smaller investors have argued the new system unfairly limits legal short-selling and favors "market makers".
Even though AE prevalence in foxes is usually lower outside DARs than in them (leading to a lower risk for humans), these 2 patients could be an early indication of a broader extension of AE in the French population.
The North Polar area is characterized by unusually broad extensions of continental shelf, which cover almost two-fifths of the bottom of the North Polar Basin.
The major plains of North America, South America, Europe, and Asia occur in the continental interiors, but broad extensions of some of these flat lands reach the Atlantic coast.
These methods are broad extensions of familiar results but are just as often complex combinatorial arguments, and all seem invisible to the statistical community while being conventional in the machine learning community.
The broadest extension of the injunction remedy has occurred in the field of governmental regulation.
His analysis is partly a broad extension of other studies by economists like Joel B. Slemrod of the University of Michigan, but he adds considerably to the argument.
