Sentence examples for extensions according to from inspiring English sources

These are not the first instances of daytime drama brand extensions, according to Lynn Leahey, editorial director of Soap Opera Digest.

Britain's housing crisis could be largely solved by doubling the size of 40 towns and cities including Oxford, Norwich, Reading and Stratford-on-Avon using garden city extensions, according to the winner of a £250,000 economics prize awarded on Wednesday night.

The size of the spiral thread is chosen according to the dimensions of the cervical canal (wide or narrow) and Hegar-type rod extensions according to uterine cavity length.

For some context into black hair care, the market had sales of about $2.7 billion in 2015, not including hair accessories and things like wigs, weaves and extensions, according to Mintel.

Goodman's theory of symbol systems, as composed of schemes of characters that are governed, depending on the sort of system, by different syntactical rules, and correlated to their extensions according to differing semantic rules, is at the basis of his claims on the identity conditions of works of art of different kinds.

The methods and their extensions according to the advanced issues are evaluated on one benchmark problem of handwritten images recognition as well as on a real-life problem of image classification framework, where images should be classified into good and bad ones during an on-line and interactive production process.

Without an extension, according to Ofgem projections, Britain's reserve margin could be wiped out entirely, leaving us reliant on the wind to blow to provide any buffer zone.

But consumers, especially at the point of taking delivery, tend to be conservative, and about a quarter of them buy some kind of warranty extension, according to industry experts.

About 7.9 million people are unemployed, and about 2 million could exhaust their benefits in the first half of this year if there is no extension, according to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a liberal-leaning research group.

Nuclear plants, which require 50 hours to restart, claims the anti-nuclear lobby, cannot.Nuclear power is unpopular: 56% of Germans want to phase it out on schedule and just 38% favour an extension, according to one poll.

News Corporation will make a payment of $420 million to the Yankees that exercises the three five-year options and adds another five-year extension, according to the person with knowledge of the terms.