Sentence examples for clear extensions from inspiring English sources

Both have done remarkably well commercially, probably because they offer clear extensions of the respective brands' existing principles.

Maps and organizing data in the physical world are clear extensions of Google's core search business.

To augment this discussion, we have also examined height vs. latitude amplitude and phase structures (not shown) of all the waves discussed in this paper and have made assessments as to which waves have clear extensions down to approximately 70 km altitude with phase progression characteristics that indicate upward propagation.

Some were clear extensions of issues grouped in the preceding cluster such as ' the lack of recognition for knowledge transfer activities within academic career development'.

It is, though, a clear extension of their early work, which began as loving deconstructions of classic hip-hop.

Of the 151 files with guerrilla-related activities for 1863, 108 – or just under 75 percent – occurred in the early spring and early summer, a clear extension of emancipation related violence.

It has canceled a prestigious European tour scheduled for this summer, delayed a project to stream concerts on the Internet, and will see its recording deal end with no clear extension or replacement certain.

The word 'self' does not have a clear intension and therefore neither a clear extension.

It's a clear extension of the company's mission to bring the world closer together.

This latest action is a clear extension of the executive branch's war on national security whistleblowers.

The TS generation per square meter does not show a clear extension between June and September due to the annual radiation curve.