Sentence examples for formally extends from inspiring English sources

The proposed CS-based ME formally extends these classical algorithms, and it provides a general way for designing efficient steganography.

It also formally extends an apology to the families of the victims, albeit in timid way, because "not everything was done to prevent the tragedy".

But experts cautioned that Tuesday's decision, which formally extends to car stops an already rigorous state protocol for police encounters with pedestrians, was likely to have little effect on a pending federal lawsuit challenging stop-and-frisk procedures.

The scheme is then formally extended to multiple dimensions.

The invite was reportedly formally extended by Russia.

The invitation was formally extended more than a month ago, he said.

We formally extend this construction to the Euler equations.

In 2011 Brazil and Costa Rica formally extended that right to all gay prisoners; Israel did the same in July.

But it has not formally extended invitations because of opposition from some of its own members as well as the Big East universities that have not been invited.

The ICC is not formally extending its jurisdiction, but the court said it would assess existing offences, such as crimes against humanity, in a broader context.

Representatives from the MIT-Germany Program and the University of Stuttgart (USTUTT) recently came together to formally extend a strategic partnership first created in 2015.