Sentence examples for more extended one from inspiring English sources

One site called Ogres Crypt hosts a list of films by genre and sub-genre, as well as a more extended one, and a Google spreadsheet, which appears to have gone offline since this article was published, lists them in ascending order by their ID code.

Another design principle is extensibility: the reuse of an existing model in a larger, more extended one.

However, when the objective of research is not to obtain a complete genome but merely single sequence families, the problem of assembling contigs into more extended ones is less stringent.

That was a major lesson of the 1965 blackout, experts say, and blacking out one area to prevent the problem from creating a more extended collapse was one reason that the 1977 blackout was more limited, mostly to downstate New York.

In fact, the data collected here were directly compared to a more extended analysis of one lineage from the previous study (termed 3D) that actually did survive to burst 50 [ 22].

A follow-up interview with Fatima, conducted after this exam, provides a more extended look at one student's reasoning about this problem: Fatima: Oh, I said it's reasonable because um nothing is really there is no empty space in the body.

"Miguel Batista would be available for more extended use on Saturday.

For a more extended discussion on this topic, see [ 10].

Two examples are shown in Fig. 1, one with limited and one with more extended RNA degradation.

In such a book one wishes for more extended history and explanation of the salary cap; more background on Scott Pioli, the obviously indispensable vice president for player personnel; and less hyperbole like "The Vrabel signing would change the face of professional football".

One of the more extended exercises in Democratic soul-searching of late is the book "Crashing the Gate: Netroots, Grassroots and the Rise of People-Powered Politics" by Jerome Armstrong, founder of MyDD.com and Internet strategist for Howard Dean's presidential campaign, and Markos Moulitas Zuniga, founder of Daily Kos.