Sentence examples for made it possible to extend from inspiring English sources

The availability of resins that can cure under wet conditions made it possible to extend its application to repairing partially submerged concrete elements.

These advantages, coupled with recent developments in instrumentation and techniques, particularly the surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS), have made it possible to extend its use in archaeometry and conservation [5 11].

Recent critical developments have made it possible to extend this insight to a mass of other apparently "innocent" work.

The amendment made it possible to extend the charge of treachery to any Australian joining rebel groups in other countries.

Faber had a machine that produced a special flat ferrule — the metal band at the top of the pencil — and a clip that made it possible to extend the eraser.

The difficulty of siting new plants has made old plants less likely to be replaced, and dramatic technological advances have reduced maintenance costs and made it possible to extend the life of old plants.

The extra warehouses will make it possible to extend its same-day delivery service, called NowNowNow!, from the London area to other large towns.The company offers a complete outsourced service to clients.

The extra money will make it possible to extend the network into a wider area.

In theory, they say, that should make it possible to extend mainframe strengths in security and always-on availability to other systems.

This style made it necessary to reduce the fullness of the skirt somewhat in order to make it possible to extend it almost up to the armpits, which remains the fashion.

The relatively large amount of helium produced in rocks may make it possible to extend helium dating to rocks and minerals as young as a few tens of thousands of years old.