And here's a familiar face to most computer users: Times New Roman's "straight leg extends beyond the bowl" on "r," "fairly large x-height and extenders, narrow body" on the "e" and a "small dot" over the "i".
Besides push-up bras and bust extenders, there are contraptions such as the bustle, a metal frame that extends a dress over the backside, giving it the appearance of a shelf.
Microsoft now hopes to make MCE more relevant by selling "extenders", little devices that can hook on to a TV set or stereo and communicate with the PC over a wireless network.
But it makes a powerful case for turbine-powered range extenders.
And unless they are fitted with petrol-driven generators known as range extenders, electric cars cannot go far without topping up the batteries.
It must be ground from fresh beef with no by-products or nonmeat extenders, but the USDA does permit the inclusion of loose beef fat and seasonings in meat labeled "hamburger".
Extenders or fillers are sometimes added to paint to increase its spreadability and strength.
Finger extenders, large-handled eating utensils, canes, and large-print reading materials are examples of low-tech devices.
There was only one on-time budget in the Pataki years; the Legislature kept state government functioning after April 1st by passing "extenders" — stopgap measures to fund the operations of the state until the actual budget was passed.
Six aluminum manhole extenders suggest a riff on minimalism.
Not surprisingly, the leading manufacturers of cell signal boosters like Wilson Electronics of St .George, Utah, and Wireless Extenders of Norcross, Ga., do not like this idea.
