Sentence examples for model for extended from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we develop a theoretical model for extended defect migration in the presence of diffusing impurities which is valid in cases where impurity drag is significant.
They say programs like Project Independence could become a model for extending life in suburbia well into old age.
A model for extending the reach of the traditional dental practice: the ForsythKids program.
The model for extending secret hearings into the civil courts will be based on the process already in use in the special immigration appeals commission (Siac), the body which has been hearing Abu Qatada's bail application this week.
The model for extending secret hearings into the civil courts will be based on the process already in use in the special immigration appeals commission, the body which has been hearing Abu Qatada's bail application this week.
This project seeks to create a model for extending waste collection services to low-income communities and help informal waste workers gain wider recognition and thus a firmer economic foothold.
A museum is a great model for extending location based venue content and self positioning, and Wifarer already has plans expand to several airports and hospitals, but I am immediately thinking of the retail potential.
Twitter's social metaphor, the Follow, created a data model for extending and amplifying attention, something I had been exploring for some time beginning with attention.xml and continuing with the AttentionTrust and its attention recorder plug-in.
CONCLUSIONS: The FD~AGE program represents a unique model for extending concentrated expertise in geriatrics education to a broad group of faculty and institutions to accelerate progress in training future physicians.
Our previous studies [ 22, 25], which employed higher plants, served as the model for extending this approach to mammalian cells, with the aim of validating it and establishing its generality for multicellular eukaryotes.
Studies of this specification network have made the sea urchin a viable model for extending the study of how GRNs can explain control of complex cell behaviors (Saunders and McClay, 2014).
