"extended example" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to an example that is more in-depth or elaborate than the average example. For example, "In order to demonstrate the complexity of this process, we will provide a more in-depth, extended example."
Figure 23 depicts an example of the face orientation and in Figure 24 an extended example is shown for the driver's face orientation using information from the eyes for a sequence of images (17).
Here is a more extended example of a statement comments.
In addition, an extended example will illustrate the intimate complicity of several patterns and the proposed model-driven approach.
Automatic action acquisition based on the Q-learning technique has been presented as an extended example of the system capabilities.
Abstract: Plato's Protagoras is a unique text in the history of criticism, the only extended example of practical poetic criticism that we have from classical Greece.
In this extended example, we combine nonlocal assignment, lists, and dictionaries to build a constraint-based system that supports computation in multiple directions.
Mechanists have developed several extended examples of the many forms of mechanism integration pursued in mechanistic research programs.
Qualitative reviews are assessments and not mere summaries; hence reviewers do not always agree with primary authors' interpretation or statement of results; see [7] for extended examples.
This extends Example 57 to Example 60.
The following example improves and extends Example 3.2 in [1] to a finite family of generalized asymptotically quasi-nonexpansive mappings.
Our model can be easily extended, for example to other regional markets, or to any other two-sided platform with network effects.
