Sentence examples for path extent from inspiring English sources

There are several issues regarding the accuracy of the results which has been addressed in this paper, e.g., accuracy in simulation of crack path, extent and width of the damaged region, fracture resistance behaviour in situations such as symmetric vs. non-symmetric boundary-value problems, mixed-mode loading vs. mode-I loading of the crack-tip, etc.

It is a space with a varied relief and logically running paths (Extent), which make it possible to view the area from different levels.

The science of storm and tornado assessment relies on complex radar information and computer modeling, but witness accounts and painstaking inspections are equally important to create detailed maps of the path and extent of storms.

Regarding "A Region Crippled" (nytimes.com, Oct. 30): As Hurricane Sandy roars ashore in the Northeast, we need to acknowledge the work of the scientists at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration who have correctly predicted for a week the unusual path and extent of this storm.

The dotted lines show the travel path and the extent of each landslide.

Firstly, people are increasingly tired of sharing personal content publicly – hence why, to some extent, Path has garnered a corner of the private sharing market.

You can blame your parents for not loving you enough and leading you down a dark path to an extent, but you won't be able to change the course of your life until you own up to your actions and try to change them.

The macroporosity and coarser nature of the components of Kareem Fm. samples (relative to those of Rudeis Fm. samples) caused wide paths to some extent for fluid flow; in contrast, the finer-sized nature of Rudeis Fm. samples produced a very tight channel system which is hard for fluid flow.

This path also predicted the extent to which people feel that phubbing is normative, both via (a) the extent to which people are phubbed themselves, and (b) independently.

To a large extent that path was chosen for them.

The path deviation represents the extent of the detour of the shortest path between a normal node and an anchor.