Sentence examples for more extensive network from inspiring English sources

Israeli forces have discovered a much more extensive network of tunnels than expected.

Both airlines say they can best capitalize on this prospect if they can offer a more extensive network to travelers.

The program also offers students a chance to develop foreign language proficiency and a more extensive network of contacts around the world.

The bus recharging stations, and the lessons learned in building them, might then be used in a more extensive network of electric car recharging stations.

However, MVPA identified a more extensive network that discriminated between intelligible and unintelligible speech, including left-hemisphere middle temporal gyrus, angular gyrus, inferior temporal cortex, and inferior frontal gyrus pars triangularis.

The kinetics and extent of the reaction has been shown to be dependent on initial film organization, where a closer molecular packing leads to faster kinetics and more extensive network formation.

The ability of new carriers to buy access to many parts of the Bells' systems may have even discouraged them from building more extensive networks of their own.

These results suggest phobic responses recruit overlapping but more strongly activated and more extensive networks of brain activity as compared to normative fear, and are characterized by greater concordance among neural activation, peripheral physiology and self-report.

"When I left Qwest, I said, 'I can put together an end-to-end network, both long-haul and local loop, that will be competing only with Fed-Ex, taking packets door-to-door.' " That sounds awfully similar to a lot of companies out there, companies that have far more extensive networks.

"It is also important to note that we would expect the more extensive networks of cycleways which some councils are now putting in, to have an even bigger response," she said.

Measures of predicability correlate quite well with imagery value, and it is quite plausible that more predicable words might spontaneously give rise to more extensive networks of verbal associations that might account for their greater memorability.