Sentence examples for further corner from inspiring English sources

In this light, the underlying rational choice paradigm of bounded rationally builds a further corner stone of the theoretical framework - actors do not have perfect information; they behave "intentionally rational, but only limitedly so" [32].

The incident and subsequent court hearing led to a clarification by the FIA, saying that drivers must wait one further corner after cutting a chicane before attempting another overtaking manoeuvre.

In this light, the underlying rational choice paradigm of bounded rationally builds a further corner stone of the theoretical framework - actors do not have perfect information; they behave " intentionally rational, but only limitedly so" [ 32].

In 2, the CdO7 pentagonal bipyramids and the CdO8 4,4′-bicapped triagonal antiprisms are edge-shared to generate the Cd2O13 bipolyhedra, which are further corner-shared into 1D metal-oxide chains.

The inorganic layer in compound 2 features a 1D chain of edge-sharing SrO8 polyhedra whereas that in compound 3 features an edge-sharing Ba2O14 di-polyhedral unit which is further corner-shared with four neighboring ones.

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ISIS transformed the world of jihadism by recruiting tens of thousands of followers from five continents faster, in larger numbers, and from further corners of the Earth than any other modern extremist group.

If the process was speeded up further, corners would need to be cut.

Despite the instruments growing ever more sophisticated, the depth of music expanding into further corners, and the accessibility of the craft continuously increasing, the actual music making process still seems a bit daunting.

Not once does Plant attempt the sky-splitting, larynx-shredding screams for which he was once renowned; instead, the more reflective, homely warmth of Raising Sand is employed to throw new light on further hidden corners of American musical heritage.

As the etching continues further the corners of adjacent squares tends to merge with each other.