Sentence examples for extender a from inspiring English sources

You can extend that to 5 feet via a flip-down bed extender (a C-shaped aluminum cage that rotates 180 degrees on a pair of pins on either side of the bed) and use the dropped tailgate area to create extra cargo room.

Its range is 80 to 100 miles, depending on driving style, and an optional gasoline-powered range extender — a 650-cubic-centimeter 2-cylinder BMW motorcycle engine that includes a two-gallon gasoline tank mounted in the front of the car — adds another 100 miles or so to that, Mr. Walter said.

BMW says the i3, which will come to market in Europe in November and the United States next year, can travel 186 miles when equipped with an optional range extender, a motorcyclelike gasoline engine that helps maintain the charge when the car runs low.

And now, Devolo is expanding its line of Powerline AV to include a USB extender, a world's first.

The Verizon Wireless 3G Network Extender, a "mini-cell site" manufactured by Samsung Mobile, is about the size of a wireless router box or woman's purse and routes Verizon Wireless calls through the customer's home broadband Internet connection.

While this device was originally shown way back at CES and might look like another dopey, no-keyboard MID, it's got an interesting array of snap-on accessories; a QWERTY keyboard with a built-in battery extender, a stand (shown above) that charges the battery, a stereo speaker attachment, GPS attachment, and a UCC editor.

For example, two mutant alleles in the amylose extender (ae) gene in maize (SBEIIb) have recently been reported with very different effects on amylose content even though both alleles are non-functional [ 51].

The maize amylose extender (ae) mutant, which is deficient in SBEIIb, has a profound effect on starch structure, leading to an increased amylose proportion and a reduced branching density of endosperm amylopectin [ 5, 33- 35].

It is well known that the amylose-extender (ae) mutant of rice, that is deficient in BEIIb gene, exhibited a severe chalky phenotype of grain.

Previous reports designated BEIIb-deficient mutants in maize and rice as amylose-extender (ae) mutants, in which the abundance of short amylopectin chains was reduced (Kim et al. 1998; Nishi et al. 2001).

In maize, rice and pea, suppression of SBEIIb leads to amylose-extender (ae) phenotype, with a very high amylose content (>50%) [ 4- 6], in contrast suppression of SBEI or SBEIIa has no effect on the amount of amylose [ 7- 9].