Sentence examples for extension of the view from inspiring English sources

Allée, feature of the French formal garden that was both a promenade and an extension of the view.

However, there is technically no restriction on the number of CPU states, if an extension of the view is needed.

According to a natural extension of the view that Sidgwick mentioned, a claim to the effect that someone deserves something, D, in virtue of his possession of some feature, DB, is justified by pointing out that giving the person D in virtue of his possession of DB would have high utility.

If true, presence of T. urticae would compel an extension of the view of tolerant phytoremediating species such as willow; not only do species such as willow find reduced competition from other plant species in these difficult environments but may also benefit, in principle, from the advantage of reduced biotic challenge.

While watching television can be a solitary activity, discourse has become a mandatory extension of the viewing process.

We will, here, consider some more recent extensions of the view.

In the general epistemological sense, the approach to back-extrapolation of life's history taken in this paper can be characterized as ultra-uniformitarianism, a wordlview championed by the great geologists Hutton and Lyell and strongly embraced by Darwin (this work even might be considered something of an extension of this view but the spirit is definitely the same).

However, the extension of this view to more complex chemical structures (such as molecules) is much discussed in the literature.

An extension of this view would hold that the effects of all unjust policies and practices insofar as they affect people's present opportunities to become qualified for competitions regulated by formal equality of opportunity should be undone (Buchanan et al. 2000: chapter 3).

Zipcar CEO Scott Griffith explained during a keynote address at last year's CTIA MobileCON that automakers like car sharing services because they see them sort of as extended test drives, and the Ford2Go program is a logical extension of that view.

An extension of this view is that pluripotent or multipotent stem cells already exist within the amniocyte population, and that our iPS cell protocol simply selects for, or reprograms, an existing stem-cell-like population already present in amniotic fluid.