Sentence examples for extended direct from inspiring English sources

South Africa extended direct rule to the Kunene and Okavango rivers parallel to a Portuguese push south to the Angola-Namibia border.

Before approval of a referendum in 2011 that extended direct lawmaking powers to the National Assembly, however, the assembly had to ask Parliament for primary lawmaking powers on a case-by-case basis.

In both strains, McRImecD-1 was integrated into the 3′ end of the 30S ribosomal protein S9 gene (rpsI), flanked by imperfect extended direct repeats (DR1 and DR2) of either 160, 161 or 163 bp (Fig. 3).

The extended direct method of Liapounov is applied to this non-smooth mechanical system and the asymptotic stability of the origin is proven in the new phase space.

In this paper, new exact solitary wave, soliton and elliptic function solutions are constructed in various forms of three dimensional nonlinear partial differential equations (PDEs) in mathematical physics by utilizing modified extended direct algebraic method.

We then show that, in most cases of interest for applications, the characterization of the equilibrium outcomes is further facilitated by the fact that the principals can be restricted to offer incentive-compatible extended direct mechanisms in which the agent reports the endogenous payoff-relevant decisions contracted upstream in addition to his exogenous private information.

The highly active, functionally diverse gene libraries generated by molecular breeding have extended directed evolution to a plethora of proteins for which only limited throughput screens are feasible.

A spokesman for Toyota, Paul Nolasco, said the company was not extending direct aid to the city.

The UK wants to extend direct flights from the Falklands to South America beyond the current weekly flight from Chile.

That, he says, means gathering information globally and if there is a systemic risk, having the power to extend direct regulation to them.

Mehmed, however, skillfully used dynastic divisions to conquer Karaman in 1468, thereby extending direct Ottoman rule in Anatolia to the Euphrates.