Sentence examples for extension around from inspiring English sources

This is the stage we have used for cell counting throughout the study; c) When the pLL primordia reach the end of the yolk extension (around 36 hpf, Figure 5P).

He signed that extension around 3 30 p.m., good for seven years at $55 million, with $22 million guaranteed.

LIFE is good again in Silicon Valley and its downtown San Francisco extension around South Park, where the coffee shops buzz to the dreams of a new generation of internet entrepreneurs.

It lies mostly within the historic county of Lanarkshire, but the area around Cumbernauld in the north is part of the historic county of Dunbartonshire, and the council area's northernmost extension, around Kilsyth, belongs to the historic county of Stirlingshire.

This invigorating portrait of youthful rebellion in contemporary Greece (and, by extension, around the world) by the Italian troupe Motus finds the present arguing with the past, and the past roaring back at it.

What the project has become most prominently is a magnet for many of the finest exponents of the various musical traditions along the Silk Road, the ancient trade route from Western Europe to Eastern Asia, and by extension, around the world.

I veered off on the last possible New Hampshire exit ramp, drove too far up a road called the Market Street Extension, looked around and said to myself: "Wow!

The selected sample area has an extension at around 60 km2 and is located inside the Sila plateau in the Calabria Region (South of Italy).

Although it might sound trivial to integrate the two services with each other, the development efforts are quite complex and require deep knowledge of both the EPIC APIs and the existing iRODS extension mechanisms around micro-services as part of rules.

The commission, which has granted about two dozen 20-year extensions around the country, has established a goal of ruling on applications within 22 months if there is no hearing, or within 30 months if there is one.

Media company executives like to spin webs of brand extensions around their customers, thinking that plastering the name of their magazine or network on a line of tools (as Better Homes and Gardens has done) or the eyewear (Cosmopolitan magazine) will increase loyalty and revenue.