Sentence examples for extent of setting from inspiring English sources

Upon discovering one of his Boyzone boys, Stephen Gately was gay, Walsh hushed it up, to the extent of setting the singer up on photo opportunities with sexy female pop stars.

LCA has expanded in both number and breadth and has become a wide ranging and far reaching environmental tool, even to the extent of setting policy [36], [37].

The early-stage R&D could require active involvement on the part of the investor, even to the extent of setting up a company to commercialize the science – indeed, Bioventures started three companies to commercialize good technologies.

A variety of packages and themes will be available, including choices of event type, (Magician, Balloon Maker, Face Painter, Animal Show etc), party bag type, dessert (cake, cupcakes, cookies, ice cream, popsicles etc), setup (gymnasium set up, art project set up, bubbles machine set up etc) and extent of service (set up & clean up service).

Two control parameters are given: a minimal spatial extent of set to 4 cm and an amplitude threshold Thr set at 0.1 (−20 dB).

The amount of inflated variance depends chiefly on the extent of set point deviation and activation energy but is also influenced by choice of experimental design.

Irrespective of setting, the extent to which parents involved their daughters in decision-making about the HPV vaccine varied.

The algorithm is equivalent to estimation via maximum penalized likelihood estimation when "weight decay" is used, but it has the advantage of providing a way of setting the extent of "weight decay" through the variance component σ θ 2. Neal (1996) pointed out that the procedure of MacKay (1992, 1994) can be further generalized.

The extent of reserves set aside for wildlife conservation has risen by some 500% over the past 3 decades.

The process of developing a session agenda with an adolescent needs to account for the range of developmental issues already mentioned (e.g., the extent of participation in setting up the agenda in line with the adolescent's level of autonomy development; attention to important adolescent tasks and transitions in terms of agenda points) (McAdam 1986).

Minimization in circumscription has focussed on minimizing the extent of a set of predicates (with or without priorities among them), or of a formula.