Sentence examples for extended to shared from inspiring English sources

The model will soon be extended to shared memory communications and more complex interconnections.

Recently, this reticulate classification was extended to shared evolutionarily conserved modules consisting of groups of proteins that have a similar phylogenetic profile (Lima-Mendez et al., 2011).

McEnroe's unusually relaxed demeanour even extended to sharing a moment with a linesman who had inadvertently called a foot fault before McEnroe had thrown the ball into the air.

Rapport building also extended to sharing a beer with participants, watching family videos and sharing stories of stereotypical masculine endeavours such as engaging in risk-taking behaviours.

Man Ray was a generous mentor, but his generosity didn't extend to sharing his protégée with rivals in the arts.

When the radical feminist lecturer Robyn Penrose is sent to shadow workaholic factory boss Victor Wilcox, they start out in argument and incomprehension, but eventually their mutual understanding extends to sharing Jacuzzis.

The health of Fiat, by association, affects General Motors, since G.M. owns a 20percentt stake in Fiat Auto and Fiat owns 5.6percentt of G.M. as part of a relationship that extends to sharing power-train and purchasing operations in Europe.

Group activities can extend to sharing and building upon the students' strategies for locating and using free online learning resources.

General Electric : It can't have escaped your attention that today's broad market pick-up doesn't extend to shares of General Electric, which is underperforming with a fresh 10% slide to $6.30 per share.

Imagine, if in a major metropolis, all public transit vehicles, such as taxis and buses — and this could even be extended to the sharing economy, such as Uber or Lyft drivers — were equipped with sensors that reported, in real time, to a central database whenever there was a collision or near miss incident.

This interesting and novel study should be interpreted as preliminary evidence that the theoretical plausibility of shared inherited risks underlying ADHD and smoking behaviours could extend to detecting shared gene variants at a molecular level (see figure 1).