It should extend the wide-area data collection from the electricity system alone to include natural and social sectors.
[ 28] This is to be interpreted so as to "extend the widest possible protection against abuses, whether physical or mental, including the holding of a detained or imprisoned person in conditions which deprive him, temporarily or permanently of the use of any of his natural senses, such as sight or hearing, or of his awareness of place and the passing of time".
The technical capability of genetically engineering bacteria with more enzymes should open up new opportunities for extending the wide range of pesticides that can be biodegraded in the future.
Bishop's solo work extends the wide-ranging mission of the Sun City Girls.
It is concluded that both properly selected porosity and deeper protruding depth of side plates are helpful in reducing the transmission coefficients and also extending the wider applicable extent of incident wavelength for performance enhancement.
Newer synthesis and immobilization strategies extend the already wide repertoire of fabrication methods available.
Nevertheless, we extend the recommendations to wider discrete numerical outcome scales--provided they have both upper and lower limits--with some confidence.
"Like our colleagues across the ABC, we want to take advantage of reasonable opportunities to monetise and offset the cost of our activities and to extend the offering to the widest audience possible," Mason says.
"Via a series of sparely rendered dream loops, each wormed so deep into the other that it is no longer safe to say which might be which, Baby Leg extends the already wide mind-belt of Brian Evenson's terror parade another mile, and well beyond.
Further, additional proteomics workflow specific terms were added to SysPro to reflect the specific requirement of provenance modeling in CPB by extending the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) PROV ontology (PROV-O) [ 12].
Indeed, the LTE technology adopts specific TDL models inherited from second- and third-generation mobile communications, i.e. GSM and UMTS, which are extended to cover the wide bandwidths of LTE signals.
