Sentence examples for inevitable extension of from inspiring English sources

Strip malls were an inevitable extension of the growth of suburbia in the 1950s and '60s, and for years they just kept on growing.

Like many Virginians and Americans, my views on gay marriage have evolved, and this is the inevitable extension of my efforts to promote equality and opportunity for everyone".

And the Schoenberg came across like an inevitable extension of the late Romantic Germanic heritage into the 20th century, almost as the feisty offspring of Brahms's Violin Concerto.

For Kaprow, the Happening was an inevitable extension of his own vigorous and theatrical abstract painting inspired by the reigning Abstract Expressionists (notably Jackson Pollock)—first into the space of the audience as environment and then into live performance.

Meticulously prepared, surgically planned and clinical in its execution, Sangakkara's 112 was the inevitable extension of his previous scores in this series - 67 not out, 63, 86 and 91 - and inspired a 90-run win for Sri Lanka that secured the one-day series against England with one match still to play.

We analyze the strengths and limitations of each detector in the field of neutron radiography and tomography, and demonstrate that high resolution digitized imaging down to the 50 μm scale can be accomplished with weak beam intensities of 1.3×105 n/cm2 s, if appropriate measures are taken for the inevitable extension of measurement times.

Sex is a method (and an effective one) for achieving a kind of transcendental closeness to another person and, by inevitable extension, to the work that they make.

It's an inevitable extension, he says, of standards-based learning.

Complexity is an inevitable consequence of iterative extension of models to simulate new data, with multi-loop structures and nonlinearity common examples of such complexities.

Death, like birth and taxes, remains inevitable in life, and extension of the duration of life justifies only some of what we do in the treatment of breast cancer.

For instance, it is quite unclear what specific modulations of IIS/TOR signalling are required to produce neuroprotection, whether these modulations are the same for protection against different forms of neurotoxicity or whether there is an inevitable association between neuroprotection and extension of lifespan.