Sentence examples for extend over large from inspiring English sources

In particular, this applies to the axons, which extend over large brain volumes (Oberlaender et al. 2011).

A study by Poyry in March said that better regional interconnections would only partially solve the intermittency problem because weather patterns could extend over large areas.

Evaluating the impacts of large infra-structure projects on biodiversity is challenging, especially for linear projects such as power lines, which may extend over large geographical areas.

The structural consequences of these distance dependencies are that energy transfer networks can extend over large, multisubunit and multicomplex distances and take leaps of 20 Å before entering the domain of charge separating centers.

Finding additional coherent streams of stars that extend over large parts of the sky, the astronomers said, should give them an improved understanding of the motions of objects and the mass of dark matter in the outer reaches of the galaxy.

Motion vectors of neighbouring MBs are often correlated because object motion can extend over large regions in the frame.

Participants described extensive and complex relationships, both within the extended family and the larger Aboriginal community, with family and friendship networks extending over large geographic areas.

This kingdom reached its height from the 9th to the 15th century, after which it was conquered and destroyed by the Kotoko state, which extended over large portions of northern Cameroon and Nigeria.

Calderas where the manifestations of unrest (e.g., seismicity, thermal anomalies, fumerolic gas emission) extend over a large area are expected to sit over large, complex magmatic domains (e.g., Wicks et al., 2006).

A crowdfunding campaign aims to raise $300,000 to support development of the Mesh Extender, as it is called, which helps the ad-hoc, localized networks Serval creates to extend over larger distances.

We expect melt-rich lenses to be localised in zones with favourable stress conditions in volcanic arcs, in contrast to rift zones where high melt fractions are likely to extend over larger areas.