Sentence examples for expanding to match from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the capacity of the Internet backbone has been expanding to match increasing demand, but that capacity may be tested as more people come online with faster connections.

Species ranges are often highly plastic, contracting or expanding to match spatial shifts of their ecological niches (Sexton et al., 2009).

To avoid skewing the results, the unconnected patches were expanded to match the size of the connected patch plus the corridor.

He finds that encouraging on the whole, for he feels that a composer should be able to expand to match the size of his vision.

The music has expanded to match Ms. Round's volatility, and there is still plenty of room for her outsize ambitions.

Though conservation problems are defined differently in the Anthropocene, we argue that the basic principles of CBC still apply and can be expanded to match demands of the era.

Scullion's office did not respond to a request for comment but on Wednesday said he would like to to see the enforcement powers of Indigenous rangers expanded to match those of other rangers.

Mr. Phillips said the credit line was expanded to match the N.R.A.'s growth, that it would put money into the pension plan this year and that investment managers regularly buy and sell investments, sometimes producing losses.

However, Wertheim's senior partners indicated that the firm would remain relatively small, and would not seek to expand to match in capital the industry powerhouses, which generally have more than $1 billion.

Played as a full home-and-away season over 59 games even before the men's Big Bash was expanded to match, the WBBL has become a valuable offering.

As the number of sensors used to measure modal data is normally small when compared with the degrees of freedom of the finite element model of the structure, the incomplete mode shape data are first expanded to match with all degrees of freedom of the finite element model under consideration.