Sentence examples for continuation and extension from inspiring English sources
It postulates that new architecture can be made as a continuation and extension of normative urban structure and building typologies.
The paper is continuation and extension of the previous article (Marczewska et al., 2006) [1] published in Journal of Fatigue in 2006.
These unique properties and the intrinsically miniaturized dimensions of NWs' and NTs' building blocks may facilitate the continuation and extension of Moore's law and the evolutionary demand for even faster and smaller electronics in the future.
and Obama (mostly a continuation and extension of Bush's agenda but on the base of a weaker economy) signal a debt crisis that threatens our social safety net and economic well-being.
The premise of this criticism is that "O-Sensei's aikido was not a continuation and extension of the old and has a distinct discontinuity with past martial and philosophical concepts".
Since the skeleton of cilia (axoneme) is a continuation and extension of microtubule doublets from the basal body structure, it is reasonable to speculate that CPAP might be involved in cilia formation.
All these are continuations and extensions of the previous HRH policy and strategy documents.
The current study proposed core-scale numerical investigation models for the complex multiphase dissociation flows of methane hydrate inside porous media, which is a continuation and an extension of previous numerical investigations.
Moreover, an improved approach for data selection and noise removal is required to improve the horizontal components X and Y for downward continuation, and an extension of the modelling method to co-estimate crustal biases of the ground data might avoid lithospheric field leakage into the model.
as (2) and substituted therein "finds, after appropriate notice and opportunity for hearing, that the extension" for "finds that the continuation or extension", and struck out second through sixth sentences of such second par.
Participants provided written informed consent prior to any trial activities and continuation in the extension.
