Sentence examples for extension designed from inspiring English sources
The 1982 plan was replaced in 2000 by an extension designed to serve until 2020: it instituted an Office of Mauna Kea Management, designated 525 acre for astronomy, and shifted the remaining 10763 acre to "natural and cultural preservation".
A $600m, 56,000 square metre extension, designed by Iranian architects, will triple its footprint.
Yet when the V&A sought lottery funds for a modern extension designed by Daniel Libeskind, the architect of the acclaimed Jewish Museum in Berlin, it was rebuffed.
It has just opened a new extension, designed to handle 6,000 foreign patients, which it claims makes it the world's biggest private clinic.
The £18.9m project for the museum of historic interiors had proposed the demolition of the former Marquis of Lansdowne pub, built in the 1830s, to make way for a concrete extension designed by Sir David Chipperfield.
Barely a mile away, an extension designed by Michael Hopkins & Partners has been added to the Manchester Art Gallery, the work of Charles Barry, the early-19th-century architect of the Palace of Westminster in London.
According to the staff, I needed both hair-styling and a neurological upgrade; namely, "transcranial extensions designed to make the brain's synapses more excitable and primed to increase neuroplasticity".
At the start, Maitresse clambers over the front rows, her legs thrust out in ballet extensions designed to offer the punters a gynaecologist's-eye-view of her assets.
Before you can say "segmentation," they are headed into endless line extensions designed to attract this segment or that customer group that the research has produced.
This section reviews the route maintenance mechanisms used by the AODV routing protocol and the main preemptive route recovery extensions designed for on-demand routing protocols.
The utility of ArcGIS, in particular, was enhanced by locally developed extensions designed to address specific operational tasks performed regularly by New Zealand's forestry companies.
