Sentence examples for technical extensions from inspiring English sources

These features require minimal technical extensions from ITER.

Ongoing technical extensions of mixed-effect regression techniques indicate that it will be soon possible to use these mechanistic models within a population analysis context.

Indeed, the majority of citations for these methods (Table 1) arise from similar computational work, technical extensions, general reviews and sensational commentary, written in the past.

expired by August of last year but the fund's board effectively approved a technical extension to October.

And all of these effects are a technical extension of recent work, like the pleated caterpillar dresses worn at last year's Costume Institute party by Stephanie Seymour and Naomi Campbell, and the new crinkled cotton shirt dresses for spring that use embroidery anglaise.

But representatives from the 27-country bloc as a whole proved repeatedly unable to reach the majority needed to either relicense glyphosate or ban it prompting the commission to step in with today's technical extension to its authorisation.

Earlier this week eurozone finance ministers agreed to grant Athens a two-month "technical extension" to its bailout in return for further austerity measures, including a hike in VAT and further cuts in pensions.

We also identified a shortfall in access to technical extension services to be a significant problem because 40% of the technical assistance is currently provided by vendors of fertilizers and other chemicals.

Before infection, healthy abalones (collected from the Test Base for Fishery Technical Extension Station of Fujian Province) were raised in the lab for 7 days, and then divided into two equal groups.

A side-by-side comparison of my work to the works of Joseph Cornell and Henry Darger showed certain similar technical flourishes and extensions, and although it was easy to see an unabashed and perhaps uncritical admiration, my found texts and assemblages were not exact copies, my intention had been to participate in the conversation, not to reproduce what had already been produced.

This first version was written in order to introduce the idea of "computational mapping of sequences" and needs some technical improvements and extensions such as dealing differently with the bounds of the parts which are mapped or distinguishing different costs for mutational events, to become more realistic from a biological point of view.