Sentence examples for further extended on from inspiring English sources

This approach can be further extended on the level of 16 frames, one GoP of the encoder.

The solution is further extended on multiple SDR devices for cooperative and distributed spectrum sensing.

The concept is further extended on the basis of the impressed and reduced magnetic vector potential and its usage in accordance with Biot Savart's law to achieve a very efficient overall modelling even for complex three-dimensional geometries.

The highway was further extended on September 9 , 1935to Norman.

The ON-OFF fluorescence (FL) principle that the FL intensity of the N-CQDs was quenched in the presence of Fe3+ was further extended to the ON-OFF-ON and ON-OFF-ON-OFF ones for pyrophosphate anions (PPi) and alkaline phosphatase (ALP) detection, respectively, based on the specific competitive interaction of N-CQDs with Fe3+ and PPi and the hydrolysis of PPi in the presence ALP.

Apart from the variable power and rate control, temporal reuse analysis and characterisation of networks that suffer from packet depletion, this paper further extends on the previous work of the authors in [8] by providing improved formulations for calculating the temporal reuse-aware rate region.

The current study further extends on previous work in this area by investigating the impact of the frequency of exercise on glycemic control throughout the day.

Antibody specificity for detection of Stat5a or Stat5b was further extended to immunohistochemistry on formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded tissue in the presence or absence of blocking peptides representing the unique immunogens.

The method is further extended to be applicable to on-off controllers with a dead-band.

On 17 May 1885, the German Emperor granted an Imperial charter to the newly founded Neuguinea-Kompanie (New Guinea Company) for this annexation, which was further extended to the Solomon Islands on 13 November 1886.

The permission for genetic testing was granted by the Ethical Committee at Maria Sklodowska-Curie Memorial Cancer Center and Institute of Oncology on 9 May 2002 (No. 28/2002) and further extended to include testing with NGS on 11 June 2013 (No. 28/2002/1/2013).