Sentence examples for extending exactly from inspiring English sources

Further gap closure leads to a value B cr at which IV and V coincide, again with the common curve extending exactly to Π 1.

However, extending exactly that kind of greater transparency via strengthened whistleblower protections and other legal checks on government overreach, including greater criminal liability for violations of citizen's privacy by government officials, are a surer route to restraining the danger of government spying.

"On the 23rd day the larger nestling threw itself on its back with its legs raised and claws extended, exactly as the adults" (Thomas 1977).

Finally, note also that many known fixed-point theorems could be extended exactly the same way we generalized Schauder's to Theorem 3.1.

The advantage over chemistries that employ only ddNTPs and are designed to extend exactly one nucleotide, is the mass of extended oligonucleotides generated from dNTPs and ddNTPs provides information about the haplotype status of the alleles.

The collection ends of the tubes were prepared by attaching a wooden chopstick with duct tape to the side of each tube such that the stick extended exactly 5 cm beyond the tube end.

In order to be positioned at the desired depth in the brain, the tip of the optical fiber has a glued stopper so that when inserted into the guide it extends exactly 1.5 mm from the base of the guide and 0.5 mm out of the guide.

"The 'ring' extends to exactly five people -- six if you count the one friend who I think knows but won't ask the question directly," came the answer.

The restaurant experience of my twin boys, who will turn 4 this summer, extends to exactly one local diner, where, yes, they have been known to eat chicken fingers and fries.

The government claimed that this would allow for more widespread access, but the service was extended to exactly one hospital in Moncton a city in which the procedure was already available.

Such a test can be extended in exactly the same way as is proposed below for the one degree of freedom test.