Sentence examples for extension far from inspiring English sources

The local presence of spruce during the early Holocene warm interval is evident from a radiocarbon-dated spruce macrofossil remain and indicates significant range extension far beyond the modern tree line.

The poor tend to have a passive relationship to fate: their lack of self-determination makes them far more likely to accommodate problems than to solve them (they are, by extension, far less likely to commit suicide than are the empowered).

Or, if the Nats choose to be more active, they could not only finish the Zimmerman extension far past '13, but, with room to spare, also sign Cuban center fielder Yoenis Cespedes; he'll get (anybody's guess) perhaps $40 million soon for what amounts to a six-year contract.

Nonetheless, Leibniz intriguingly suggests that physical extension — far from constituting the whole essence of matter — is not even a basic property of bodies.

Simultaneous absence of evidence of both models would a ratio of probabilities close to 1.0 and a log-ratio of 0. Instead, we find a median PhyloCSF score for the novel extensions to be -159.8 decibans, indicating that, on average, a non-coding model fits these extensions far better (10-fold) than a coding model.

It might just be an extension too far.

The servomotor position is the only measurement available for feedback; the proposed extension is far from trivial because of the nonminimum phase properties of the system.

But any extension is far from certain to get approval from the House, which is in recess until June 1, with at least one member threatening to block it.

The Russet-crowned Quail-Dove is considered to be locally common within its small range, which principally encompasses eastern Panama with a small extension into far northwestern Colombia.

And by extension, how far might we expect the country's continued economic uncertainties today to accelerate some form of withdrawal from its pre-eminence during the cold war?

"Wonderland" is associated with the existing ABC series "Once Upon a Time," though it's less a spinoff than a brand extension — so far, no performers or significant characters have gone from the first series to the second.