Sentence examples for extend in time from inspiring English sources
But Vologeses VI did manage to maintain himself in parts of Babylonia; his dated coins extend in time to ad 228 229.
It could conceivably extend in time to include the crime Palestinians have committed by using suicide bombers to kill innocent Israeli civilians on dozens of occasions in past years.
To extend in time our knowledge of the seismic activity, we conducted paleoseismic investigations in the Roer Graben to address the question of the possible occurrence of large earthquakes with coseismic surface ruptures.
– a tendency versus a spontaneous microclimate, more evident for humidity so putting in evidence the need to extend in time the next measurement campaign.
For example, the problem would dissolve immediately if the variables in (28) were taken to range over four-dimensional entities whose parts may extend in time as well as in space (Heller 1984, Lewis 1986b, Sider 2001), or if identity itself were construed as a contingent relation that may hold at some times or worlds but not at others (Gibbard 1975, Myro 1985, Gallois 1998).
To address this problem, several possibilities to extend in time the empirical contact data have been explored [ 41].
He is, after all, a person extended in time, not a series of disconnected selves.
The impression is a kind of see-through, cataclysmic transformation or entropic decay extended in time and space.
Currently Ingrid has one last-modified time for a dataset, which is not adequate for maintaining copies of datasets which are continually extended in time.
