Sentence examples for create extended from inspiring English sources
But the Peruvian government recently added eight holidays to create extended weekends and help promote travel.
Powers given to special advisers in 2013 to create extended ministerial offices have also added to the pressures upon senior ciivl servants, the report said.
Combined with the sampler, a new piece of digital hardware that recorded snippets of sound for deployment in other contexts, it allowed producers to create extended loops over which rappers could perform.The first hip-hop producers to use what became known as the "Amen break" did so with no great ambition.
The parallel-plain fin (PPF) array structure is widely applied in convective heat sinks in order to create extended surface for the enhancement of heat transfer.
Vertical planar fin array is used in conventional heat sinks for CPU cooling to create extended surfaces for the enhancement of heat transfer.
This is why we create extended families of friends and lovers and invite them into our homes, without expectation, without motive, and share our abundance with them.
It means that the customer could choose different products to create, extend, and modify their service package dynamically by their own needs.
In line with the dynamic capabilities (DC) perspective which posits that organizations should purposefully create, extend or modify its resource base to cope with ED (Teece et al. 1997; Helfat and Peteraf 2003), Spender (1996) focuses on the dynamic side of knowledge such as knowledge creating, processing and transferring rather than on knowledge per se as an economic asset.
To this goal, non technical users should be enabled to create, extend and modify the whole data scheme, if possible through the same user friendly web interface used to fill in data.
No one is infallible, of course, and fans of "Lost" have created extended lists online of continuity errors and bloopers.
Solomon R Guggenheim Museum (New York, 1956) Unique six-storey spiral ramp creates extended gallery on a single floor, wrapped around a vast central atrium.
