Sentence examples for extents of a from inspiring English sources

A distinction is drawn between (1) quantity instruments, which represent different extents of a market for emission permits; and (2) price instruments, which represent different types of tax.

Nonnegative integers and denoting left and right maximum extents of a substring,, (with suitable truncation at the data boundaries, and ) are associated with the primitive observation,, in the following way: (4).

(1) Nonnegative integers and denoting left and right maximum extents of a substring,, (with suitable truncation at the data boundaries, and ) are associated with the primitive observation,, in the following way: (4)   (2) Nonnegative integers and are used to denote the left and right extents of the extended (footprint) states,.

This paper takes a different view by examining digital validation as one of a set of processes that are designed to ensure that the incoming data (in this case, a plan of cadastral survey) is unambiguous and contains sufficient detail to define the legal spatial extents of a property.

Transparency allows citizens to find out the extent of a company's operations in their country.

The extent of a congregation's, or congregant's, embrace of whiskey can vary.

Have you any notion of the content of their dreams and also the extent of a dog's waking imagination?

"The extent of a board's immunity from judicial review is of vital interest to co-ops," Mr. Weinstein said.

Cancer patients are treated based on their body size; the type, size and extent of a tumor; and so on.

Beryllium is soluble in sodium only to the extent of a few atomic percent at approximately 800 °C (1,500 °F).

Arsenal are assessing the extent of a back injury that their new signing, Kim Kallstrom, suffered before joining the club.