Techniques proposed to overcome such limitations often follow an arm-extension metaphor or favor selection volumes combined with ray-casting.
Marco Rubio played the sexual insult game at the behest of his establishment lords, repeatedly questioning the size of Trump's hands, and by extension of metaphor, Trump's manhood.
The Lexicographic Irregular John Strother of Princeton, N.J., holds that the current extension of the metaphor is rooted in the feedback theory of electrical engineers and later of automation pioneers.
Among the Professor's many activities to promote belief in a higher system of control over seemingly random events were his exploits as a paid maker of rain for drought-stricken communities in the West — a high-wager kind of job and by extension a useful metaphor for the relationship between risk, hope, and fraud that enter into any art-making or rain-making situation".
The extension of search metaphor is an apt one, as contextually aware home screens will be all about using anticipatory 'searching' through our apps, habits and use cases to provide us with better experiences.
What I used to love about stories like that is that they were always ripe for an extension of the metaphor.
Travis Kalanick, the company's sharp-tongued founder, said that Plouffe will be the company's "campaign manager," drawing the battle lines with an extension of the political metaphor: "There's an incumbent...the big-taxi cartel...and we're the challenger".
The framework put forward in this article for analyzing the environmental impacts of the use of ecosystem services highlights a useful extension of the 'services' metaphor.
"Until now, most of our operating systems have been extensions of the desktop metaphor," said John Seeley Brown, former director of Xerox's Palo Alto Research Center.
The Republican leaders in the various boroughs popped up to denounce the idea, and the balloon floated away (or was shot to pieces if you prefer a more violent extension of this tired political metaphor).
In this paper the stimuli did not strongly distinguish between these different varieties of crime as illness metaphors, but doing so would be an interesting extension of this work, as these metaphors suggest somewhat different implications for treating crime.
