Sentence examples for the stage extends from inspiring English sources

For questions about drinking and smoking, since the question is concerned about addictive behavior, we excluded the stage of maintenance according to its definition that the stage extends from six months to an indeterminate period.

Southbank Artistic Director Jude Kelly's introduction made it clear that Bassy was Baaba Maal's personal choice of support act, and Maal's generosity in sharing the stage extended to an eclectic mix of African musicians both young and old.

The main stage extends into the auditorium and allows the audience to enjoy the action on all three sides.

The first stage extends a theoretical shell model used in predicting the P δ relationship for hollow steel pipes, to the sandwich composite pipes by introducing an equivalent thickness to describe the composite action.

The alignment stage extends matching regions as far as possible, merges overlapping matches, links matches that fall in order on the genome into a single alignment, and fills in regions of the alignment corresponding to gaps of identical length in the query and genome sequences.

The third stage: Extend the jihad wave to the secular countries neighboring Iraq.

The first stage extended the terrace covering on the Trinity Road side at a cost of £887 while the second cost £1,300 and involved re-laying all terracing around the track to remedy a design flaw that caused poor sightlines for the majority of the crowd.

The composer's ability to blend music and stage extends to the waiting-room ensembles.

The third stage, extended search stage, is if the second stage cannot find the targeted road, the extended search must be implemented in the neighboring area.

The race was won for the second successive year by rider Bradley Wiggins, who claimed the leader's yellow and blue jersey after the first stage, extending his race-leading advantage after winning the fourth stage individual time trial, and ultimately maintained that advantage.

Projections could first be imaged on the surface of muscle cells at the neurula stage, extending from one muscle cell to another (Figure 6A and Movie S8).