Sentence examples for extensions which we from inspiring English sources

"When I needed to go to a bigger phone network we expanded this system by adding extensions which we allotted to individuals, so we have a main number but then also some direct dial numbers too," says Roger. "That's why I picked a system that could grow with us because my original need was setting up an office but not wanting to change the number I'd been using at home.

In addition, prior to P10 the lateral dendrites also had a high incidence of filopodia-like extensions which we rarely found in adult OB (Fig. 1E; arrowheads).

The beta regression model, and the variable-dispersion extensions which we will discuss in this study are being increasingly utilized to model covariate effects on response variables observed on the interval (0,1).

It's worth noting that this update does not rely on the feedback we've received from the Personal Blocklist Chrome extension, which we launched last week.

We show that it is followed by a long extension, which we termed "Iceberg" region, whose secondary structure, but not sequence, is strikingly conserved throughout the alphavirus supergroup.

Rings encircle the fingers that are the narrowest and most vulnerable parts of our human flesh, deft stem-like extensions with which we touch and stroke, hold the hands of children, gesture our feelings more truly than we know as we speak, wave goodbye.

We made some interesting announcements about the Chrome browser and extensions yesterday, which we think will cause a lot of interesting things to happen.

Out of all the extensions for which we could measure readthrough rates (i.e., those sufficiently long not to be covered by stop codon peaks, see 'Materials and methods'), 61.8% of the novel extensions in Drosophila, 94.7% of the extensions in human foreskin fibroblasts, and 40.0% of the extensions in yeast exceeded this threshold, arguing that readthrough might be important in all three organisms.

The installer asked if we had an extension cable, which we supplied, and he completed the installation.

Let us prove that it extends to a bounded operator and its extension (for which we keep the same notion (f(A -f B))) satisfies (1.2.2).

(Moran 1990) Even Spinoza goes to great lengths to show that the two attributes of thought and extension by which we pick out the one substance as 'God' or 'nature' are nonetheless at the same time irreducibly different.