Initially the Human Embryo and Fertilisation Act 1990 allowed a maximum storage period of 10 years for sperm, but in 2009 regulations enabled that period to be extended subject to certain requirements.
He also has a clear and distinct idea of his body as something that is spatially extended, subject to quantification and not able to think.
For example, the risks posed by an experimental cancer treatment might be justified by the possibility that it will extend subjects' lives.
With eyes closed and arm extended, subjects listened to words relating (verbs) or not relating (nouns) to a manual action while holding a cylinder with an integrated force sensor.
The cache of Iraqi documents cover subjects extending far beyond illicit weapons, according to senior military officials, and are so voluminous that, if stacked, they would rise 10 miles high, according to estimates by senior government officials.
In 2003 the UK's Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) agreed to fund a research network – Rethinking Project Management – to define a research agenda aimed at enriching and extending the subject of project management beyond its current conceptual foundations.
Modernism aimed to render a full report of human experience through the use of details, and was portrayed by George Eliot as "old women scraping carrots with their work-worn hands" but also extended the subject matter of novels to incorporate class, gender, sexuality, and social reality [ 17, 18].
This is true; nor does the director extend his subject much sympathy.
As few sci-tech translators can afford the luxury of narrow specialisation, scientists considering translation as a career should also be prepared to extend their subject knowledge to include other fields.
Similarly, thoughts themselves are not intrinsically extended or subject to movement, but they are so extrinsically, that is, as an effect of the operations of the sensory organs of the body.
