Sentence examples for extent does not from inspiring English sources

As the above-mentioned replacement mechanism of the communication delayed data is one-step-ahead mode, it to some extent does not match the ILC scheme which is an exact time point-to-point mapping along iteration direction.

It has been found that moving the simulator like a real motorcycle to the greatest possible extent does not give the best riding feeling, so gains and other adjustable parameters of the washout filter have been tuned using a trial-and-error procedure based on the subjective evaluation of feelings.

The fact that Enhanced Interrogation Techniques, or torture by any other name, was stopped years ago or that some people at the top of the US administration may not have known its full extent, does not excuse the fact it took place at all.

By the end of the trilogy, he does not trust his emotions, does not trust his memory, and to a large extent, does not trust Katniss.

So I am not really an accomplice". Just because it is challenging to figure out who is responsible and to what extent, does not mean that we abdicate responsibility.

Artificial boundaries on a map occur when the map extent does not cover the entire area of study; edges on the map do not exist on the ground.

But this year's record low sea ice extent doesn't necessarily mean an extreme winter looms.

Second, sampling intensity, in proportion to the class extent, did not largely influence the classification accuracy.

Nevertheless, a few principles have emerged from our cases, principles which should, but to an unfortunately large extent do not, guide the Court's application of Lemon today.

Those with power to some extent do not want to be bothered by the poor, so the model is often to abandon them to their own devices.

The Byzantine lands in Italy were, in theory, only provinces of the empire of Constantinople and to that extent do not have much of an independent political history.