Sentence examples similar to unreasonably extended from inspiring English sources
Local condensation in functionally or morphologically suspicious areas can enhance spatial resolution without unreasonably extending the examination duration [ 30].
The defendants are alleged to have done the acts recited with intent unreasonably to extend their monopolies, rights, and control over commerce among the states; to enhance the value of the same at the expense of the public; and to discourage others from inventing and manufacturing machines for the work done by those of the defendants.
Many of the trial modifications have been extended unreasonably beyond the requisite three month period.
The doctrine that the silence of Congress as to what property may be of right carried from one state to another means that every article of commerce may be carried into one state from another and there sold, ought not to be extended so as to embrace articles which may not unreasonably be deemed injurious in their use to the health of the people.
Our RAℓSFA constructs, with probability at least 1−δ, a near-optimal B-term representation R in time poly(B log(N log(1/δ)/ϵ2log(M) such that ∥S−R∥22⩽(1+ϵ)∥S−Ropt∥22. Furthermore, this RAℓSFA implementation already beats the FFTW for not unreasonably large N. We extend the algorithm to higher dimensional cases both theoretically and numerically.
The motor because of the aforesaid defects in the fan blades was unreasonably dangerous to certain property of Plaintiff, to-wit: components of said motor other than the portion of the motor containing and/or embodying the defect". Although this court has very recently extended the strict liability doctrine of Dippel v. Sciano (1967), 37 Wis.
While the Wright brothers worried about engineering questions like whether to put the center of gravity ahead of the center of lift or behind it, Airbus designers have questions that are, literally, pedestrian, like how to get hundreds of people on and off the plane in a way that does not extend the total journey time unreasonably.
