Sentence examples for life extends from inspiring English sources

Indeed, just as seeing-eye dogs transmit visual information to their blind owners, the sensory system of life extends far beyond any given species of animals and its machines to the entire sensitive biota in this pulsating biosphere.

And although microbial life extends kilometres below the ocean basalt, rides on the dust and water vapour high in the transatlantic clouds, and makes a living in thermal springs, mine dumps, alkaline lakes and even radioactive waste, Yong's book addresses only the microbiome, our name for those microbes that live parasitically on, or in symbiosis with, or just manipulate, animals.

The thin mantle of Earth that supports life extends not more than a few feet into the sediments of the abyssal depths of the oceans and to a few tens of thousands of feet into the atmosphere, where pollen grains or other spores may survive.

But I imagine that if you live in Dundee or Dunfermline, your faith that the Englishmen marching across your border to save the day have a deep interest in your fate, that their sense of your life extends beyond Trainspotting and Buckfast, is a bit shakier.

After popping in the slice, battery life extends to about 10 hours.

Acting just as a Bluetooth speaker, the capsule's battery life extends out to 30 hours.

The inequalities of life extend into how we handle our dead".

The Japanese respect and reverence for a long life extend to the arts.

A US "atom smasher" called the Tevatron may have its life extended to continue searching for the Higgs boson.

Living wills often express the determination to die a "natural death" and not to have life extended artificially by life support equipment.

Damage modeling and life extending control for steam turbine are studied in this work.