Sentence examples for designed extended from inspiring English sources
During his nearly 30-year career as an architect, Adam designed, extended or remodelled over 40 country houses, and undertook numerous public contracts.
Besides, Precursors produce delayed neutrons which are most important in specification of reactor period and control of nuclear reactor, but precursors densities cannot be measured directly and the designed Extended Kalman Filter can estimate delayed neutrons precursors densities.
Assuming that azimuth extension of the designed extended scene is L ss, azimuth beam interval is θ 2, and the obtained azimuth resolution is ρ az, the equivalent azimuth beam rotation rate is computed as follows: ω r = v R c 1 - 2 θ 0 ρ az λ (8).
The proposed sliding spotlight SAR raw data generation approach is summarized as follows: (1) Assuming that azimuth extension of the designed extended scene is L ss, azimuth beam interval is θ 2, and the obtained azimuth resolution is ρ az, the equivalent azimuth beam rotation rate is computed as follows: ω r = v R c 1 - 2 θ 0 ρ az λ (8) .
Taking advantage of the animal repopulation, Upper Midwest outfitters are designing extended wildlife safaris.
The design extended to the robots that would create the tools to fit the parts of the plane together, and to the aeroplane's maintenance in later years.
The original structure was a Norman tower-and-keep design, extended later along the lines established in the late 12th century at Château Gaillard.
The sheer low-plunging design extended beyond her navel and left little to the imagination.
Baca's interest in architecture and interior design extended to the three sheriff's stations built during his tenure.
Under Pick, Holden's attention to detail and idea of integrated design extended to all parts of London's transport network, from designing bus and tram shelters to a new type of six-wheeled omnibus.
The model of intermittency presented by Gawthrop et al. (2011) is based on the LQ control design extended to include time delays by Kleinman (1969).
