Sentence examples for expanding domain from inspiring English sources
Love has been sacrificed to make the banks of the Seine into an adjunct of the automobile's expanding domain — in the hopeless quest of speeding frantic drivers from one traffic jam to the next.
"If my view of the future is correct," he wrote, "it means that the world of physics and astronomy is also inexhaustible; no matter how far we go into the future, there will always be new things happening, new information coming in, new worlds to explore, a constantly expanding domain of life, consciousness, and memory".
The cylinder, which had been placed at the base of a building in ancient Babylon (now modern Iraq) proclaimed Cyrus's ambitions for his rapidly expanding domain: that those people who had been captured and enslaved by his predecessors should be allowed to go back to their homes and the statues of their different gods returned to their original shrines to be freely worshipped.
Transients are composed of four basic elementary motions: these are classified according to the expanding domain, ignition or extinction, and the front direction, upstream or downstream.
We conclude that the TOD is a versatile tool that can be cast in many different roles and scenarios in the expanding domain of fiber tractography based methods and their applications.
(Omega_{R}) being a smooth bounded domain diffeomorphic to the expanding domain (A_{R}:={x in M, R< r(x)< R+1}) in a Riemannian manifold M of dimension (n geq2) endowed with the metric ({mathbf{g}}=dr^{2}+S^{2}(r g_{{mathbb{S}}^{n-1}}).
With his greatly expanded domain, the king could assert unprecedented authority everywhere in France.
Let $g$ be pairwise majority decision for the expanded domain.
$f$ satisfies I because the phantom ordering is the same in all profiles of the expanded domain.
To oversee his expanded domain, William was forced to travel even more than he had as duke.
Other expanded domain classes include metabolic functions that may be involved in modifying the cell wall of W. dermatitidis.
