"extended segment" is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a longer than usual portion of something (time, text, music, etc.). For example, "We had an extended segment on the science documentary discussing the environmental impacts of pollution."
A regular show with an extended segment from Quadrophenia may have made for a more satisfying evening.
In another extended segment a herd of crawling, milling shadows looked like live elements of one of Mr. Cai's "explosion events," made from blown-up gunpowder.
As it soaks in this oppressive atmosphere, which leaves its characters listless and peevish, "La Ciénaga" suggests a morose extended segment of "The Weather and You" feature on the Weather Channel.
In an extended segment he described as "inevitable", Oliver then "got this over with", as requested by Joyce, starting with footage of Joyce's face and a dildo superimposed on a giant flag being waved by the filmmaker Peter Jackson.
5) As children's animated movies increasingly seem to share the constant rat-tat-tat and chat of video games, it seems a bold move to start just such a film with an extended segment of absolutely no words, just the interaction of a cockroach and a very expressive robot.
Tall and trim and always sitting upright, he seemed completely unruffled throughout the mighty Liszt work, as he easily dispatched bursts of double octaves, brought uncanny clarity to spiraling passagework and delineated the tangled voices of the daunting fugue in the final extended segment.
Capitol also has created a five-CD box set that includes extended segments from the recording sessions that show the album as a work in progress.
If one selects an appropriate template but produces an improper sequence alignment during the homology-modeling, the final structure may have extended segments in wrong places, but a good part of the 3D-model will still have a low RMSD from the template.
Such artificially extended segments are drawn as dotted lines so as not to confuse them with actual branch lengths (solid lines).
The GOHs were also thickly interspersed with the LOHs along various chromosomes, again ruling out extended segments of CN-losses as a major cause of the LOHs (Additional file 8: Table S5).
According to the alignment, human MUTYH shares a well-conserved central region with E. coli MutY and features extended segments toward both the N- and C-termini [David et al., 2007].
