Sentence examples for means to extend from inspiring English sources

Antimicrobial coatings are being increasingly used as a means to extend the shelf life of food products.

Crosslinked HA hydrogels with swelling degrees as low as 2.7 were achieved as a means to extend the release of protein.

This paper presents an optimization formulation to design a bike-sharing system for travel inside small communities, or as a means to extend public transport for access and egress trips.

In 1987, he and his flies moved again, this time to the University of California at Irvine, and there he expanded his research to more and more strains of flies, painstakingly monitoring how his selected flies differed from normal flies and, in the process, learning perhaps as much as anyone has ever known about what it means to extend life dramatically.

It shouldn't be surprising that jazz singers, too, have found in the trombone resources and means to extend the voice, just like the musician-preacher in Ralph Ellison's novel "Juneteenth," whose horn sounds "like his own voice amplified; persuading, denouncing, rejoicing -- moving beyond words to the undifferentiated cry".

I tell them, 'Well, how can I make it up since you've always said I am incapable of making anything up?' I can&apos t win!" It is an ingenious performance, as if Roth means to extend the theme of "Operation Shylock" -- the wrestling contradictions within the soul -- from the pages of his book into a book-tour interview.

When we created Styletag, we meant to extend ffolio's premium positioning into e-commerce.

The demonstration on Wednesday was called to protest a change in election law that critics said was meant to extend the mandate of the current Parliament.

At the clerics' meeting, Albert Lobe, executive director of the Mennonite Central Committee, said pointedly, "We mean to extend to you the hospitality which a head of state deserves".

But when students understand how an assignment is meant to extend the class conversation, they feel invited in as more active participants.

CLINTON: Well, I certainly didn't mean to extend that to anyone who might criticize the president, especially after the truth came out.