Sentence examples for way extensive from inspiring English sources

While this allows to perform analyses easily and in a reproducible way, extensive adaptions of the data mining process to the particular use case are only possible in parts: principle adaptions can be done in the data mining process, and minor adaptions can be implemented by filtering the dataset before analysing or visualizing it.

In a similar way, extensive selection in farmyard fowls (chickens, ducks, geese and turkeys), and in pigs, sheep and cattle have given rise to very many distinctive breeds that differ in milk production, flesh texture and flavour, and obvious appearance, as well as in less obvious traits, such as patterns of social behaviour.

(The cocktail menu, by the way, is extensive, rendered in four columns: Classic, Modern, Vanguard and Exotic).

In the Central Highlands this type of rural landscape gives way to extensive plantations under tea or rubber cultivation.

The agreement would have cleared the way for extensive commercial nuclear trade, technology transfers and joint nuclear research between the two countries.

The logging in Białowieża is expected to raise about 700m złotys (£124m), and pave the way for extensive and more lucrative tree clearances.

Battles were little more than brief and relatively bloodless clashes in which the outnumbered side prudently gave way before extensive casualties occurred.

[C10.] Russia Gains in Oil Influence Russia has taken on crucial importance as a world energy producer, and its role will grow even larger when the government clears the way for extensive foreign investment, said the United States secretary of energy, Spencer Abraham.

In American eyes, Russia has taken on crucial importance as a world energy producer, and its role will grow even larger when the Russian government clears the way for extensive foreign investment in its energy sector, the United States secretary of energy, Spencer Abraham, said here today.

The Broadway musical "Mary Poppins" will close on March 3 at the New Amsterdam Theater to make way for extensive renovations of the Disney-owned house before its expected next tenant: A musical adaptation of the company's 1992 animated film "Aladdin," according to two Broadway theater executives.

First scientific journals were simply a more efficient way for extensive mailing [1].