Sentence examples for issue of extended from inspiring English sources

This paper investigates the issue of extended dissipativity state estimation of generalized neural networks (GNNs) with mixed time-varying delay signals.

The Falklands' director of natural resources, John Barton, interviewed by the island newspaper Penguin News, said that the issue of extended continental shelf beyond the 200 miles maritime limit was covered by Article 77 of the Law of the Sea and only refers to sedentary species.

but he is not pulling his punches on the key issue of extending the settlement moratorium - the real test of Bibi's intentions.

Then there is the issue of extending the life of the nuclear power plants, which energy companies are lobbying hard to prolong.

Similarly, Councilman James F. Gennaro of Queens, said, "The issue of extending term limits has gone to the people twice through public referendum, and any revisiting of the issue should go back to the people".

The mass-selling Proto Thema said Sunday that the issue of extending Greece's fiscal and structural reform programme had added to the pressure because it had raised the question of how the extra time would inevitably be financed.

A similar climbdown over the vexed issue of extending unemployment insurance looks increasingly likely after House speaker John Boehner called on Democrats to include reforms and funding proposals in their extension bill.

STEPHEN SERENE New York, Oct. 6, 2013 To the Editor: The issue of extending basic rights to other species is undeniably a matter of societal interest and a legal and moral imperative.

During the 1840s and '50s, however, the Democratic Party, as it officially named itself in 1844, suffered serious internal strains over the issue of extending slavery to the Western territories.

Because CNN is primarily designed to extract 2D spatial features from still image and videos are naturally viewed as 3D spatiotemporal signals, the core issue of extending the CNN from image to video is temporal information exploitation.

Also speaking on Today, Laura Sandys, a former Tory MP and chair of the pro-EU campaign group European Movement, argued that the outcome of the referendum would affect British citizens living in other EU member states more than anybody, but said she thought the issue of extending the right to vote to 16-year-olds was the most important issue.