Sentence examples for capable of extension from inspiring English sources

The protocol is capable of extension and evolution to accommodate changing requirements.

I interpret this story to imply that a "movie" of real time human activity is possible and, by extension, capable of extension into the future.

Good Heavens what insect can suck it", and in a second letter just a few days later suggested "in Madagascar there must be moths with probosces capable of extension to a length of between ten and eleven inches [25.4 27.9cm]".

We already have some HGV crawler lanes and car-share lanes in operation; these may be capable of extension, and there may be other ways of managing traffic flow and promoting good practice more effectively as we expand capacity.

Since the dissertation usually forms the basis of a scholar's early publications and research program, the chosen topic should also be capable of extension beyond the limits set by the dissertation.

According to project leader Todd Howard, the Construction Set came as the result of a communal yearning to develop a "role-playing operating system", capable of extension and modification, rather than a particular type of game.

It turned out to be capable of extensions, because there were men in New York who began to realize what he was doing with The Times, and to see that the paper was a good commercial risk.

Carnivorous species often have a proboscis capable of great extension, either invaginable or contractile.

"She was capable of great extension, great energy," Mr. Giudici told The Associated Press in Italy.

At the anterior end of the body is the muscular but noncontractile, tactile proboscis, which is highly mobile and capable of great extension in some species.

Moreover, I strongly suspect that the principle of the torsion of an organ being dependent on the twisting of its constituent cells is capable of wider extension, so as to embrace the torsion of the stems of twining plants, &c.