Sentence examples for most extended and from inspiring English sources

The most extended, and most tragic, of these shimmering episodes is, inevitably, the flashback to James's friendship with the novelist Constance Fenimore Woolson.

In addition to the states most dependent on Wall Street (that would be us), the others in bad shape tend to be the ones where the housing bubble was most extended and the pop most catastrophic.

Vertical Road is the most extended and yet the most concentrated dance piece Akram Khan has made in a long time, and much of it represents a compelling return to form.

The third group is the most extended and diverse.

We conclude that higher EPS extensibility is homonymous with higher adhesive or frictive resistance since the molecules will be able to strain more before they reach the most extended (and thus rigid) conformation.

Outside Plato the most extended and explicit expression of the 'antinomian' stance is a well-known papyrus fragment of Antiphon (DK 87B44), which presents a number of contrasts between the requirements of conventional morality and those of nature, to the disadvantage of the former.

This definition has its origins in Jensen's results from [3] and has opened up the most extended, useful and multi-disciplinary domain of mathematics, namely, convex analysis.

The use of acaricides is the most extended prophylactic and therapeutic method to control ectoparasites.

The most extended piece, however, and the one most closely connected to the occasion, is "The Passion of Martin Luther King," written by Nicolas Flagello in 1968, the year of Dr. King's assassination.

OdH1.2 contains the most extended C-terminus and has the highest content of positively charged residues (31% vs 28% for H1.1, H1.4, H1t and 26% in H1.3).

In relation to the structural stage, the limit analysis is still the most extended method among engineers and technicians and some of the most common software package for masonry arch bridges work within the assumptions of limit analysis.