Sentence examples for extend longitudinally from inspiring English sources
They extend longitudinally between r5 and r11 (Lidov and Molliver 1982; Wallace and Lauder 1983; Aitken and Törk 1988; present results).
Semirigids likewise depend on the internal gas to maintain the balloon's shape, but they also have a structural metal keel that extends longitudinally along the balloon's base and supports the car.
The semirigid airship, which likewise depends on the inflating gas for its shape, can be bigger because the car is supported by a structural keel that extends longitudinally along the balloon's base.
The lesion extends longitudinally for about 7 cm and determines severe stenosis.
Our procedure will be suitable for mucoepidermoid carcinoma but not for adenoid cystic carcinoma, because it extends longitudinally, which often results in additional wide resection.
The GR-1′s design is marked by dramatic fenders and haunches and short overhangs (the portions of the car extending longitudinally forward from the center of the front wheels and rearward from the center of the rear wheels).
A bucket-handle tear, commonly involving the medial meniscus, typically consists of a vertical or oblique tear in the posterior horn that extends longitudinally through the body segment towards the anterior horn.
The ROI is defined to be the scope of the IPM, which usually comprises the own and the two adjacent lanes, and extends longitudinally up to a distance d f that depends on the camera calibration.
By varying the amplitude and the frequency of the oscillation the vortex wave may be increased in strength and extended longitudinally so as to control both transverse mixing and axial transport.
Q. ilex extends longitudinally from Portugal to Syria and latitudinally from Morocco to France (Valladares et al. 2000); it occurs in the Mediterranean maquis and forests, growing in different soil conditions and over a broad range of elevations, from the sea level to 1100 m a.s.l.l
From the Pacific coast, the range extends longitudinally to the eastern foothills of the Rocky Mountains in Montana and Alberta.
