Sentence examples for smallest extension from inspiring English sources
From what science can tell today, the resulting dynamic spacelets, so-called Calabi-Yau spaces, are the smallest extension units of reality.
Combining, e.g., the smallest content with the smallest extension of a non-empty idea results in a new type of idea, viz. in an "intuition in itself" or, as we may say for the sake of brevity, an intuition (Anschauung).
Do we need an architect for a small extension?
And House Republican leaders favor a much smaller extension than the Democrats.
After this application was denied, Caron's second application, specifying a considerable smaller extension, was approved.
Well, the answer I can get so far is that it is a small extension of mathematical morphology.
A small extension of the northern boundary makes Minnesota the most northerly of the 48 conterminous U.S. states.
One side of the zip is held between the main trouser fabric and a small extension flap: don't misplace the extension flap when you unpick it.
This is respectability by enclosure; modifying excesses by drawing Farage into the fold by a small extension of a centre that veers more and more to the right.
As it is, his son's fame has helped Bolt senior towards a new 4x4 and a small extension on the back of his house.
Called the Handford device, it is a small extension on the rear wing, which reduces speeds by as much as 15 m.p.h. on superspeedways.
