Sentence examples for was yet extended from inspiring English sources

This is an East European tradition that was yet extended to Christian babies only, but is now applicable to Jews thanks to Pres.

The first such use of the telegraph for gathering data on the weather was the Manchester Examiner newspaper in 1847: :...led us to inquire if the electric telegraph was yet extended far enough from Manchester to obtain information from the eastern counties...inquiries were made at the following places; and answers were returned, which we append.

However, this generalization is valid only for even even nuclei and has not been yet extended to odd-mass systems.

However, the use of AZ91 in different industries is not yet extended comparing to its competitors such as aluminum alloys and plastics, partially due to the difficulty in controlling its microstructure (Asadi et al. 2010a).

Previous ToF-SIMS enzyme assays applied a commercial cellulase cocktail and laccase sample [ 1], but were not yet extended to novel enzyme screening.

While mass media campaigns have reduced cigarette gifting practice in some large cities, such campaigns are not yet extended to rural China [ 13 ].

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are yet again extending invitations to guests designed to rattle each other.

We didn't dare speculate about the results of the MRI; we were anchored in the moment, which, terrifying as it was, hadn't yet extended into a future.

Several players in this year's field of 96 were approached under the shade of the oak tree in front of the clubhouse and asked their opinion of Augusta National's not yet extending (to the best of anyone's knowledge) membership to the new I.B.M. chief executive, Virginia M. Rometty, as it did her four male predecessors.

That's not yet extending, however, to Groupon doing anything with Windows 8.

While artificial neural networks are regularly employed in modeling the perception of facial and vocal emotion expression as well as in automatic expression decoding by artificial agents, this approach is yet to be extended to the modeling of emotion elicitation and differentiation.