Sentence examples for extending ones from inspiring English sources

However, due to experimental limitations, using laparoscopic technology in this study could only test visible variables or extending ones such as movement time and throughput without any consideration about the real tactile sense.

They state that intrinsic motivation implies "doing something because it is inherently interesting or enjoyable" [ 2]:55, and that it is found where work is performed "for the positive experiences associated with exercising and extending ones capacities" [ 2]:56.

The "timePlace peek," as it's known in the biz, expresses comfort with the forward movement of time, a concept byourichandsy businesses onerathe

"Sweetheart!" Sara said, extending one hand in the air like a punctuation mark.

Mashing up two shows is more creative than just extending one.

Extending one of the Grammys' most unusual streaks, Jimmy Sturr won best polka album for the 18th time.

As David S. Nivison explains, "We might say that Wang's 'extending' of knowledge is more like extending one's arm than, say, extending one's vocabulary" (Nivison 1996a, 225).

"Cells move by extending one protrusion forward and another backward, contracting inward and then releasing one of the contacts before releasing the other," she said.

"Cells move by extending one protrusion forward and another backward, contracting inward, and then releasing one of the contacts before releasing the other," she said.

Each year the publisher produces a new stream of titles sourced from all over the world, extending one of the most ambitious catalogs in literature.

Under this slight compression, cells can easily migrate by extending one or more pseudopods.