Sentence examples for extended to make a from inspiring English sources
Using the generalization capabilities of the ANN, an empirical design plot and some correcting equations are extended to make a user-friendly formula to determine the fracture energy of concrete in practical design.
Before MAAT, the site was home to an interesting jumble of old warehouses, which could have been adapted and extended to make a series of evocative galleries – in the manner of OMA's Fondazione Prada in Milan – but the lust for an icon was too strong.
By the turn of the 20th century, formal schooling had again become a feature of the islands, and in 1906 the church was extended to make a schoolhouse.
Negative refraction lenses eliminate this problem because they're flat; they can extend to make an infinite stage on which to arrange cells or construct nano-objects.
Clarke then claims that the fact that God's power does not extend to making a square circle or choosing to do evil does not imply any diminution of power.
He thinks tax breaks should be extended to make donating or selling art "an attractive proposition" for collectors.
That has extended to making high-end labels approachable to an average budget, or giving a wear-it-and-move-on fashionista the opportunity to look like she has the closet of a Kardashian, without need to have the actual closet.
McEwen's innovations also extended to making racecars safer.
A man sentenced to 35 years in federal prison for throwing a Molotov cocktail into a cousin's house had challenged his conviction on the ground that Congress's power to regulate interstate commerce did not extend to making such an act a federal crime.
By asking them to make a choice, they imply that their authority to make choices extends to making bad ones.
