Sentence examples for extensive forms of from inspiring English sources

Zinkin (2006) explains the free play in terms of the sensus communis invoked by Kant at §20, which she understands as an intensive form of sensibility, in contrast to the extensive forms of sensibility represented by space and time.

Some African governments and non-governmental organisations have encouraged the use of 'paravets' or 'livestock auxiliaries' (Catley et al. 2004): professionals trained with intermediate levels of knowledge, whilst others have documented extensive forms of informal or 'local' veterinary knowledge (e.g. Beinart and Brown 2013).

Although some theoretical models emphasize the role of extensive forms of bodily movement (such as locomotion) in embodied learning research (e.g. Johnson-Glenberg et al., 2014), we propose a more general model based on the dimensions of bodily engagement and task integration.

IgG antibody level is higher in most advanced and extensive forms of the disease.

Avirulent BCG was produced after 230 serial passages of M. bovis and it is utilized to prevent extensive forms of tuberculosis.

Indeed, extensive forms of gene duplication (or amplification) are frequently observed for genes involved in insecticide detoxification, including genes encoding esterases, glutathione-S-transferases and cytochrome P450s [ 41].

The test, a less extensive form of scanning, revealed a moderate buildup of calcium in his arteries, a potential sign of heart disease.

The other, at the European Institute of Oncology, in Milan, involved 701 women and compared radical mastectomies, which removed more tissue, with a more extensive form of lumpectomy.

Though the province maintained its nominal autonomy, some local groups continued to call for a more extensive form of self-rule.

He denounced the selfishness of the capitalist system and the "selfishness that continues in human trafficking, the most extensive form of slavery in this 21st century"—a pervasive issue that rarely makes media waves in Australia.

Mr. Mokaya was working for an aid agency in Somalia when he learned from two co-workers of the more extensive form of genital cutting practiced among some people there.