Sentence examples for extent of new from inspiring English sources
The extent of new construction.
RIBA/Observer debate Last December the Observer revealed the extent of new towers in London.
Of the serious competitors, only C2C, which is a subsidiary of SingTel, Singapore's former telecoms monopoly, and a joint venture between Hong Kong's PCCW and Australia's Telstra hail from the region.The extent of new competition worries some analysts.
Members of the Senate Banking Committee, which has wrestled for months over the legislation, said they believed an accord might be possible, though significant differences remained over the extent of new consumer protections, among other matters.
Unemployment data on Wednesday is expected to show a further strengthening of the employment rate, which is already at a record high, though skills shortages in some areas of the economy are likely to limit the extent of new hiring, according to some analysts.
Our work here includes i) modeling magma migration from the spatial and temporal extent of deformation, ii) quantifying pressure changes at depth resulting from magma intrusion beneath volcanic edifices, and iii) analyzing the spatial extent of new material deposited during eruptions.
The complexity, detail, richness, and temporal extents of new forms of scientific data — such as geospatial traces (linked social-spatial data), long-term longitudinal studies, social networks, and rich genomic data — create significant uncertainties about the ability for traditional 'anonymization' methods and standards to protect the confidentiality of research participants.
If LUCA was a (nearly) minimal free-living organism, subsequent evolution in each lineage should have generally proceeded in the direction of increasing complexity and, by necessity, would have been dominated by gene gain, via HGT and, to a lesser extent, "invention" of new genes.
In order to assess the extent of expansion (new members of existing subfamilies) and diversification (new subfamilies) across different organisms, we analysed the membership of clusters across mouse and fly.
The extent of this new associative learning should be greatest for novel stimuli (Wagner, 1981).
He predicts they will document new species of life, particularly bacteria, and will provide important data on the extent of several new invasive species recently seen in the loch, such as Pacific pink salmon.
