Sentence examples for extend build from inspiring English sources

The net effect is a more cost-effective, centralized way to extend, build and manage custom applications.

The sped up vocals are enrapturing-the extended build at the 3 40 mark is stunning its beauty and majesty, which is fitting for a remix of a group named "Monarch".

Some philosophical theories about natural environments and objects have potential to be extended to cover built environments and non-natural objects of several sorts (see King 2000, Light 2001, Palmer 2003, while Fox 2007 aims to include both built and natural environments in the scope of a single ethical theory).

Population growth in the region has also revived efforts to extend service, build new stations, and construct additional lines.

As the scientific and practical content of medical training increased, post-qualification education was introduced to extend and build on the original five-year degree.

This work has garnered accolades among researchers in the area, who are working to extend and build on the new result.

Mr. Edwards's big challenge now is to show that he can not only replicate such support in Southern states like Virginia and Tennessee but also extend and build on it in states, like Michigan or Wisconsin, outside his home region.

Like on the desktop, it will be a browser any hacker can extend and build upon.

Future research on how students collaboratively extend and build a course using the online resources they discover and what best supports this collaborative course building is also recommended.

"Intel can only do so much, their position in the ecosystem is providing a reference platform for the vendors to extend and build their new models on".

In their words, the "proposal to reserve a portion of the available licenses for carriers with limited nationwide low-frequency holdings will stimulate auction competition and revenues" while at the same time "ensuring opportunity to bid and win spectrum to enhance and extend rural build out and improve coverage in all areas, while guarding against excessive concentration of spectrum resources".