Sentence examples for has fully extended from inspiring English sources

His signature — an echo of a final syllable (in which Mark would become "Mark-ah") — has receded; and over the years the hissing he once loaded into the letter "s" has fully extended into the letters "t" and "d".

"Sadly, the fracture has fully extended".

This can be difficult to avoid due to the painful bite, so try to avoid serious bites in the first place by leaving the cockatiel alone when it is hissing, when it has fully extended its head crest, or when its crest is flattened against its head.

In cultured neurons, the reduced neuritic complexity results from the reduced outgrowth of neurites rather than from neurite retraction since the neuritic phenotype is already apparent in developing neurons before neurites have fully extended [40].

When analyzed at 48 hpf, a time point where most ISVs in control embryos have fully extended dorsally to form the dorsal longitudinal anastomotic vessel (DLAV), treatment with inhV resulted in a significant reduction in the number of complete ISVs, with a greater reduction in embryos treated with 0.25 µM inhV (Figure 4A and C, p<0.001, n = 30).

Once you've fully extended your legs, cross your arms as you prop them up on the ball in front of you to hold the neutral position.

When using the ramp of a box van, such as the vans pictured, make sure the ramp has been fitted into place: once you have fully extended the ramp from under the truck, you will find two prongs that will fit into slots on the lip of the van's cargo space.

Each PHI gp41 has a fully extended (no turn) structure, that is, NHR-helix/0°-turn/CHR-helix and there are separate NHR and CHR trimer helical bundles.

Ferguson said he was delighted that Lindegaard, who has fully recovered, had extended his contract.

The force was with Swansea and Hernández, from 25 yards, had Cabral fully extended in saving overhead and Angel Rangel threatened with a far-post header.

The view of Frank Kermode in the Riverside Shakespeare epitomizes received wisdom: "We never feel that the author allows the hero to come very close to him or to us, but in spite of his keeping Coriolanus at a critical arm's length, Shakespeare can rarely have more fully extended his powers than he does here".