Sentence examples for wider extension from inspiring English sources

"We have three children together and there is such a deep rooted commitment to being married, it just felt right," Portas told PA. "Our last ceremony was very different, with a much wider extension of friends and family".

b) PW: bidirectional flow (arrowhead), distally to the CD reverse flow, suggesting wider extension of vorticity.

Justice as "doing your own thing" may represent a more active state of mind with a wider extension, given that its task is also to see to it that "no citizen should have what belongs to another or be deprived of what is his own" (433e).

An even wider extension of dACC/dmPFC abnormalities emerged when we isolated the between-group effect of a change of the background (Figure 4c).

With a horizontal presentation mode, images are better aligned with the human visual field, which has wider extension horizontally than vertically [ 15, 16].

Eliminating or obscuring awareness of being studied is necessary for this particular enterprise if it is judged worth doing in the first place, and we make no case for the wider extension of this practice, as previously emphasizing the contextual specificity of our decision making.

Notice that statistical discrimination is not per se objectionable from the standpoint of formal equality of opportunity, and this holds for the wider extensions of equal opportunity as well.

3. The 32-inch-wide Extension table, which has a beechwood frame and a tempered glass top, can be extended from 47 inches to 94 inches.

In the controversy of 1495 as to what form of government should replace that of the Medici, Savonarola supported the party seeking the widest extension of popular participation.

This process undoubtedly constituted a wide extension of the performer's freedom as found in the continuo keyboard part of baroque music; at the same time Boulez set his face against total improvisation as being a breeding-ground for cliche.

Local people living on the edge of the Jim Corbett Park who, already excluded from their land, are now threatened with further punishment with the creation of an 18-mile wide extension to the park.