Sentence examples for extensive over from inspiring English sources

Often sheltering in holes, rock crevices, or aardvark burrows, Hystrix species also excavate burrows of their own that can become extensive over years of occupation.

Las Vegas's ties to Asia have grown more extensive over the last decade with MGM Mirage, Las Vegas Sands and Wynn Resorts all spending billions on lavish hotel-casinos in the Chinese region of Macau.

Research on vehicular communications has been quite extensive over the past few decades.

Linear features can be extensive over a spatial area, as in this case, they do not however have an area.

Nonetheless, secondary attrition of primary ash from pelletized sludge is large, to the point where generation of fine ash would be extensive over the typical residence time of bed ash in fluidized bed combustors.

Peritoneal calcification both parietal and visceral may or may not occur and typically becomes more extensive over time and can sometimes be seen on abdominal radiographs and ultrasound, but CT is more sensitive, particularly in the early stages (Fig. 13) [25].

It slumped badly in the early 1990s after extensive over-building during the 1980s boom (15 of America's large hotel chains today did not exist in 1980).

Although the pas de deux "This Bitter Earth," to Max Richter's remix of Dinah Washington's famous recording of the 1960 Clyde Otis song, demonstrated the fondness of its choreographer, Mr. Wheeldon, for extensive over-partnering, it also abounds in the felicities of phrasing and image that give his work distinction.

However, the results of our studies using in situ QAR and IHC demonstrated in some cases a fairly extensive over-expression of HIP/PAP in peritumoral pancreas.

This ectopic expression caused extensive over-proliferation of A cells.

Relevant control experiments revealed that extensive over-irradiation has only a moderate deleterious effect (entry 8), whereas deoxygenation is far more crucial (entry 9).