Sentence examples for while extension from inspiring English sources

Education Leeds yesterday got the go-ahead to fund the building of new schools at Swillington, SS Peter and Paul in Yeadon and Richmond Hill primary schools, while extension and refurbishment works were given the nod for Gildersome, Greenhill and Oulton primaries.

Binary morphology simply inverts the output value, while extension to grayscale requires switching the morphologically selected pixel with the other pixel evaluated.

Contraction twins were observed to be potent sites for recrystallized nuclei having many favorable new orientations, while extension twins were not effective nucleation sites for recrystallization.

Contraction and double twinning are the dominant twinning mechanisms in uniaxial tension, while extension twinning prevails in uniaxial compression and ring hoop tension testing.

The formulation of frequency-dependent complex spring functions including material damping is also described, while extension of the methodology to account for nonlinear soil behavior and soil foundation interface separation is described in the conclusion and is being currently investigated.

Further, while extension officers are expected to reach out to the people in need of these services, the lack of logistical support to the extension officers greatly constrains their ability to deliver the services.

The visibility factor is often part of the planning equation and while extensions used to be permitted development, Archer says that anyone wanting to build their own glass cube should get planning permission.

This section will describe a version of the calculus corresponding to first-order logic, while extensions to first- and second-order arithmetic will be described below.

While extensions are now routine, some taxpayers are afraid to request them, worrying the request will somehow flag them for an audit.

The citizen mobilizations that made democracy real also shaped and unified groups previously marginal to the polity, while extensions of formal rights invited expectations of material and symbolic equality.

Carnap's fundamental idea is that intensions, for whatever entities are being considered, can be given a precise mathematical embodiment as functions on states, while extensions are relative to a single state.