Sentence examples for extensions of which from inspiring English sources

The neurochord contains large nerve cells, extensions of which reach almost to the tip of the proboscis and into the ventral nerve cord.

Sub-communities are starting to build their extensions of which the compchem convention being developed by the Quixote project is a prime example.

Days after the trade, Marbury signed a six-year, $71 million contract extension, of which Falk receives 4percentt annually.

Therefore it is much faster than owe-way manipulators the extension of which relies passively on flexural force.

In May 2013 the Government adopted a National Plan of Action to Prevent and Combat Trafficking in Persons (2013-2015), an extension of which is currently under discussion.

According to the deficiency index structure of the operator, let us now choose the particular self-adjoint extension of which allows a prescribed real-eigenvalue The corresponding situation for the eigensolution may be written as (2.13).

As many of the numerous works featuring larger-than-life phalli imply, he is also the Spirit of Sexuality, the extension of which is life.

The primal cartoon warfare between cat and mouse (the ultimate extension of which is Tom and Jerry) gets a dialectic twist and expansion in this animated feature from Hungary, directed by Bela Ternovszky.

Class 1 contacts are mediated by 8 residues in the RBD N-terminal extension, of which 5 make van der Waals contacts and 3 make H bonds via main chain atoms (Figure 3C).

This is in contrast to Pol δ, the extension of which is fully dependent on PCNA under all tested conditions (Fig. 4B and Supplementary Fig. 3E).

As Quelch and Kenny observe, there are risks associated with line extensions, many of which are unforeseen, underestimated, or ignored.