Sentence examples for next extend from inspiring English sources

We next extend the method to solve a similar problem, where the energy functional now takes complex functions as independent variables.

We next extend the symmetry-preserving observer design in Bonnabel et al. (2008) to include two additional states that estimate the unknown speeds.

We next extend these ideas to derive a general expression for epistasis given an arbitrary functional dependence of fitness on other traits.

We next extend this design to systems with uncertain input nonlinearities in which case we design two sets of high gain filters the first to estimate the input uncertainty over a fast time-scale, and the second to force this estimate to converge to the nominal input on an intermediate time-scale.

We show for the first that that actor- and view-invariant representations for action arise in the human brain as early as 200 ms. We next extend a class of biologically inspired hierarchical computational models of object recognition to recognize actions from videos and explain the computations underlying our MEG findings.

"As we develop new technology we ought to use it," said Ms. Montgomery, adding that the death row option for DNA tests is the beginning of an effort that she hopes will next extend to rape and burglary cases, two categories often involving crime scene evidence open to DNA testing.

Analysts expect companies to report falling earnings this quarter and next, extending the string of declining profits to five quarters.

The SCORPAN models were first applied as standalone trend models and next extended with a component accounting for the spatial autocorrelation of the residuals from the trend.

My next extended holiday will be to India -- a country I have been to only once, but have found it also to be very welcoming, friendly and wonderful.

They next extended their domain to the eastern bank of the Mekong to protect themselves from an eventual Vietnamese expansion westward, garrisoned Champassak (1846) and Luang Prabang (1885), and stationed troops as far as the Annamese Cordillera.

Rasheeda's resilient spirit and drive to conquer what's next extends into her family life.