Sentence examples for external extensions from inspiring English sources

Can you think of any limitations to Catalyst's approach for supporting external extensions?

Using our natural intelligence and the external extensions of intelligence we've progressively built over the last millennium, we have now developed tools of creation such as genomics, synthetic biology and robotics that literally allow us to program our existence in any way we can imagine.

Lineage-specific pathways which are involved in lipid metabolism and glycan biosynthesis are in most cases clustered into a few network components which are added as external extensions to the core network of universal pathways (the sub-networks are marked in Figure 1A).

In the externally induced stops, an external extension moment caused a decrease in trunk inclination.

Balcony, external extension of an upper floor of a building, enclosed up to a height of about three feet (one metre) by a solid or pierced screen, by balusters (see also balustrade), or by railings.

A total crack extension force is estimated by using both the local extension force, related with the surface strain concentration phenomena, and the external extension force given by the applied stress intensity factor.

Olhager (2002) and Vokurka and Lummus (2000) emphasise that this external extension of the JIT philosophy to include suppliers and customers requires that information be openly shared among channel members (Green et al. 2007).

For DLs, the resulting sagittal moment in the knee was an external flexion moment, whereas during GMs an external extension moment was present.

The SCRIPT passive exoskeleton [ 17] is a passive device which applies external extension torques on the fingers through five leaf springs which are connected to the finger caps through an elastic cord.

Based on the finding that maximal external extension moment in the knee and a flexion moment in the hip were observed during GMs, it follows that GMs might provide an effective strategy for focused strengthening of the hamstrings.

During GMs, an external extension moment acted at the knee, while during DLs, from a knee flexion angle of 25° and higher, the moment produced was a flexion moment.