Sentence examples for extended the ability from inspiring English sources

Not only have lasers increased the frequency resolution and sensitivity of spectroscopic techniques, they have greatly extended the ability to measure transient phenomena.

Presented here, in chronological fashion, is a suite of imaging techniques that have extended the ability to probe and optically dissect neural control systems.

Just last week, Adobe Connect Mobile became available for Android, and Adobe Reader X extended the ability to read PDFs to Android mobile phones, Windows Phone 7, and Blackberry tablets.

In addition to enabling the accessibility feature on the Twitter apps, Twitter says that it has also extended the ability to add alt text to images to both its REST API and Twitter Cards.

Asking for his claim to be dismissed, the government cited his intimate knowledge of Taylor's organization and said Reeves "provided the type of ongoing support to the structure which may have extended the ability and length of time" the organization operated.

The mic's dual gain setting really extended the abilities of my iPhone for my consumer Video/Audio recordings, which is especially impressive considering the microphone is about the size of a half dollar.

Prof. Friedman, who once entertained thoughts of becoming an artist himself, said: "Visual arts extend the ability to visualize.

"The government's primary argument for extending the ability to collect communications data is that somehow there is a shortfall," he said.

Mr. Obama will veto any debt legislation unless it extends the ability of the nation to borrow into 2013, the White House chief of staff, William M. Daley, said on Sunday.

The computer extends the ability of our mind to model the world and manipulate that model — which is the capacity that allowed us to create tools in the first place....for you?

This chapter has provisions that will make it easier for pharmaceutical companies to get patents, including in developing countries; have these patents for more years; and extend the ability of these companies to limit access to the scientific data that is necessary for other researchers to develop new medicines.