Sentence examples for extending this idea from inspiring English sources
Extending this idea for an ensemble of symmetric directed graphs G = ( V, E ), we establish two main results.
Extending this idea, we describe here an analytic method for assessing the association between the constructed haplotypes along with environmental factors and the disease phenotype.
By extending this idea to a generic constitutive definition for all PSMs leads us to propose a self-consistent labelling schema for observed phenomena arising from PSMs in action.
Now they're extending this idea a step further with a new concierge program to fly engineering candidates out for interviews with multiple YC companies in San Francisco and Silicon Valley.
Extending this idea, a perspectival modal interpretation (PMI, Bene and Dieks 2002) was developed, in which the properties of a physical system have a relational character and are defined with respect to another physical system that serves as a "reference system" (see Bene 1997).
Extending this idea to language and epistemology, we might expect the Mohists to adopt some form of pragmatism or conventionalism, on which kind distinctions are determined at least partly by human interests, practices, or conventions, presumably as they interact with human-independent features of the world.
Hedges extends this idea: "We demonize the enemy so that our opponent is no longer human.
Subsequent studies in other organisms extended this idea to show that genes generally code for proteins.
While non-Mahayana doctrine emphasizes the absence of the self in persons, Mahayana thought extends this idea to all things.
Pearson extends this idea of tragedy by drawing memories from family members and neighbors who knew Griffin and comment upon his life as the action plays out.
