Sentence examples for which expansion from inspiring English sources

Macroencephaly is a congenital malformation in which expansion of the brain usually results from a variety of disorders, including hydrocephalus.

The draft drawing was pushed back a day, to Thursday, as was the coin flip to determine the order in which expansion teams Columbus and Minnesota will draft.

— In a league in which expansion and mediocrity can sap some of the glamour from a typical home date on a team's schedule, weeks like these are rare.

If accurate, that would be the slowest rate of growth since 2012, and the fourth consecutive quarter in which expansion has slowed.

The foreign investment figures followed economic growth data released Monday that showed that annual growth in G.D.P. had slowed to 7.5 percent in the period from April to June, the 9th quarter in the last 10 in which expansion has weakened.

In the mid-1930s Adolf Busemann proposed the supersonic biplane, having a quite narrow gap (space between wings) in which expansion waves and shock waves would interact to reduce drag (the "shape drag" due to the thickness of the airfoil sections).

Prices will plummet, palmtops will get thinner, and the market will determine which expansion-card formats win.

The mode of amino acid transporter family expansions inferred using CAFE, in which expansions accumulate throughout all branches of the clade, is consistent with the paralogy of the amino acid transporters recruited at the insect/symbiont interface in Sternorrhyncha.

According to Saint Paul's Parks and Recreation Department, the cliffside space which the expansion would occupy is unsuitable for building a structure of the expansion's proposed size.

This result indicates that the ability to detect range expansions may be determined in part by the spatial scale over which the expansion occurs.

But it remains below the 50 mark, which separates expansion from contraction.