When they worked, lessons were extended elsewhere.
The inquiry will now extend elsewhere.
(His popularity extends elsewhere, too: In 2006, the Libertarian party made a feeble effort to seize Souter's New Hampshire home).
The advent of the diesel locomotive inhibited further trunk route electrification in the United States after 1938, but following World War II such electrification was rapidly extended elsewhere.
With an Israeli-Palestinian truce holding on Jerusalem's southern fringe today, diplomatic efforts were made to see if calm could be extended elsewhere to finally bring the conflict of the last year under control.
Both the appliance system and its theoretical underpinnings were improved and extended elsewhere in Europe, particularly by the German school led by Häupl, Bimler, and Balters.
The twin themes of the London Olympic medal table have been British success and Australian struggle, which began in swimming and extended elsewhere as they finished 10th.
Fiscal measures, per se, are not what's feared, rather that highly intrusive governmental meddling in the financial and automotive sectors will soon extend elsewhere.
The first such instrument was built at NIST in the early 1990s for use in 60Co, and, since then, the domain of application has been extended elsewhere for use with high-energy X-rays and electrons.
For example, the chief justices, who will be accompanied by legislative leaders and court-reform advocates, are likely to evaluate official voter information projects that already exist in several states, with an eye to extending them elsewhere, said Roger K. Warren, president of the National Center for State Courts in Williamsburg, Va., which is coordinating the conference.
