Sentence examples for expansion record from inspiring English sources

PANTHERS 3, BLUE JACKETS 0: Florida made sure it would keep its name in the expansion record books.

"Government," he said, "may never again have the opportunity to address the housing crisis as effectively as it can in this era of economic expansion, record surpluses and unprecedented prosperity -- all of which, ironically, have contributed to the overheated housing market".

The client first downloads a coarse base mesh, pre-computed on the server via a series of simplification passes on M, one per Level of Detail (LoD), each pass identifying an independent set of triangles, collapsing them, and, for each collapse, storing, in a Vertex Expansion Record (VER), the information needed to reverse the collapse.

The first modern wave of economic globalization began during the period of 1870 1914, marked by transportation expansion, record levels of migration, enhanced communications, trade expansion, and growth in capital transfers.

Preliminary figures from the Office for National Statistics showed the increase was well below the 0.9percentt expansion recorded in the second quarter.

The UK economy appears to be back on track; last year we saw the largest growth since the recession, with 1.7% expansion recorded by the ONS.

For China, the World Bank now expects growth of 7.7 percent — a downward revision from its previous forecast of 8.2 percent, and a sharp slowdown from the 9.3 percent expansion recorded last year.

That growth rate, the highest in three years, not only surpassed most economists' forecasts but it also handily beat the 10.7 percent expansion recorded for the final quarter of 2009.

That was a slower pace than the 10.3 percent year-on-year expansion recorded for the second quarter, but just above analyst expectations for a 9.5 percent increase.

Given such enthusiasm, it was hardly surprising that South Africa proved to be fertile territory for the burger chain, breaking expansion records with 30 outlets opening in under two years.

The economic growth for the full 2012-13 fiscal year was 5 percent, in line with an official forecast given in February, but the worst for India in a decade and a far cry from the 9 percent annual expansion recorded until two years ago.