Sentence examples for extent along from inspiring English sources
Over the next month, as the flood waters moved down the length (and to some extent, along the breadth) of the country, the unimaginable unfolded.
Occupying 0.004 percent of the continental land surface of the Earth, they are growing in extent along with the influence of human society on the soil environment.
"Ah, grand!" — was in Irish, the Gaelic language that survives only in parts of Ireland — and to a lesser extent, along the garbage route of Ed Shevlin, 51.
Along the north and south, and to some extent along the west, the uplifted edges of the basin give rise to narrow plateaus between 1,000 and 2,000 feet (300 and 600 metres) high, bordered by impressive scarps.
Groundwater resources are exploited for domestic and industrial use and limited irrigation in the Puget Sound Lowland and, to a lesser extent, along the main river valleys of the Columbia basin; groundwater aquifers supply a significant proportion of water in the drier eastern portion of the state.
Oxidation in this alloy at high temperatures occurs to a greater extent along the grain boundaries.
A given labour market, however, is more often segregated to different extents along both vertical and horizontal lines.
For the current sequence of reliable Nankai Trough earthquakes, there have been large variations in the magnitudes (M w = 8.0 8.7) and recurrence intervals (90 262 years) of successive Nankai Trough earthquakes, with different rupture extents along the Nankai Trough.
Transcription begins at the 3'UTR end of the immediately upstream HeT-A element and extents along the complete downstream copy [ 28].
Certainly, humans experience a more prolonged infection than WT mice and it is possible that different mediators contribute to varying extents along the time course of infection.
In this combined CA, trends in codon usage with the year of viral isolation were still apparent with many genes showing a unidirectional trend, to different extents, along the X axis of the combined CA. This could indicate that a common selection pressure is acting on the human viral genes alongside gene specific pressures.
