Sentence examples for hand an extension from inspiring English sources

With their help we then prove, on the one hand, an extension of Clark's formula to the representation of the scalar distributions with the extended Itô integral and, on the other hand, we give a decomposition of the vector-valued distributions by exactly calculating the kernel of the divergence operator.

"Bernie Sanders has requested, on the other hand, an extension for his small report.

FirstGroup may be handed an extension to its Great Western rail franchise, underwritten by a multimillion-pound taxpayer subsidy – despite having served notice on the contract to avoid a payout of more than £800m to the government.

Bryce has got a rope in his hand, or an extension cord, and he's strong as a bull.

The cane in hand is an extension of the arm; it measures distance and offers protection from lurking obstacles: a bicycle chained to a street sign, construction scaffolding that was not there a day before.

On the other hand, as an extension of Brownian motion, there have been many efforts of fractional Brownian motion (fBm) in recent years.

Multigroup analysis on the other hand is an extension of the two-group/pairwise analysis that allows for the comparison of multiple classes and identifies features whose variation pattern is statistically significant across them.

A molecule loaded with N w nucleotides wrapped by an SSB, and the remaining N ss − N w nucleotides loaded with RecA, on the other hand, has an extension: (7) x S S B + R e c A (F ) = ξ d s (F ) · N d s + 1. 5 ξ d s (F ) · (N s s − N w ) + x S S B e f f (N w, F ).

But I also think: why are we clapping our hands on an extension?

When the Jets started 8-3, Johnsaidsaid, the front office discussed handing Mangini an extension with one year remaining on his contract.

The International Cricket Council has handed Bangladesh an extension until 30 November to complete work on stadiums for next year's ICC World Twenty20.