extended character n. a character of type extended-char: a character that is not a base character.
Moreover, Ed Miliband, Labour's youthful leader, who has been subjected to a withering and extended character assault by the Tory press, had yet to show that he could withstand the rigors of a campaign.
Call them what she will, Laura Lippman's out-of-series "mysteries" tend to be extended character studies of interesting women caught up in unusual circumstances that can get a little dicey without posing a convincing threat to life, limb or personal happiness.
Interspersed with these gags are extended character improvisations, such as Milda's discussion of Picasso, his mother's rants at the dining table, and the factory supervisor's appeal for the army's support.
All in all these formatting elements, extended character sets, and included graphical media aim to increase the realism of the exam, since such facets are also frequently encountered in original medical documentation.
Updated site description to extend character limit from 128 to 200.
There was one built-in rivalrous situation which I felt (cheekily) that Feydeau had not fully exploited, so I extended the characters' interplay considerably, which allowed me to create a shorter proper ending to replace the unfunny physical assault.
A total of 130 Tibetan writers produced the database comprising 910 Tibetan characters from the basic and extended Tibetan character set.
The borrowings extended to character names.
Refrigeration then extended its character by two days.
