Sentence examples for suitable extension from inspiring English sources

How these are achieved is specified in suitable extension of CODAM.

The results demonstrate that the approach provides a suitable extension and improvement of the existing methods.

As in [4], we localize our problem by considering a suitable extension operator introduced in [2].

As a matter of fact, an efficient syntactic analysis of visual languages can be effectively perfomed by using a suitable extension of LR techniques.

Presumably, Harvard Club members who want an extension to "mimic" the McKim, Mead & White original would be hiring someone also adept at art forgery to provide a "suitable" extension to the Winslow Homer in the lobby, so that they might fill the space made by the Sargent sale.

Our argument also relies on suitable extension techniques and on an estimate on the decay of the eigenfunctions at the boundary which could be interpreted as a boundary regularity result.

Properly substituted pyrazines on both sides, capable of further suitable extensions, may result in compounds with such properties.

This is certainly an accident due to the lack of expressive power of the language, and presumably unrestricted operations should be admitted in suitable extensions of that language.

Suitable extensions of the epsilon calculus make it possible to embed stronger, quantificational theories of numbers and sets in quantifier-free calculi.

Football players fawned over her in "Give Me All Your Luvin'" and she gyrated her way through a callback to the provocateur years in the black-and-white "Girl Gone Wild," sleek videos whose self-referential undertones did not double as suitable extensions of the Madonna legacy.

As stated before, BFO-based resources such as OBI or PCO offer patterns and can be used as mid-level ontologies for developing suitable extensions.