Sentence examples for widespread extension from inspiring English sources

The new sonic ideal really is a widespread extension of the hi-fi.

Those languages cover most of Central and Southern Africa; they are found from Senegal to the Cape of Good Hope, with a geographically widespread extension due to relatively recent migrations.

c Oblique sagittal MPR image demonstrates widespread extension of type A IMH throughout the whole thoracic aorta.

Using a search and retirement model, we have documented the rationality and widespread extension of these phenomena among the unemployed aged 55-67 over the 2002-2008 interval.

The granitoids are A-types, and are accompanied by coeval mafic intrusions and bimodal volcanic rocks, thus indicating widespread extension along the JLJB in the period 2.2 2.0 Ga.

Information obtained by widespread extension of this methodology will enable health economies to compare outcome across provider organisations and facilitate provision of enhanced services to meet the needs of cancer survivors.

This widespread axon extension, evident across all locations, is illustrated in the dorsal reconstructions depicted in Figure 5.

The novelty of this contribution is that it provides a simple interface and detailed instructions that encourage widespread use and extension of the Werner dune model for research and training purposes.

The widespread recrudescence and extension of BTV-8 infections in northern Europe during 2007 suggest that requirements for BTV establishment may now be fulfilled in this area.

For example, "consumer": "In almost all its early English uses, consume had an unfavourable sense; it meant to destroy, to use up, to waste … It was from C18 that consumer began to emerge in a neutral sense in descriptions of [the] economy … In C20 … the predominance of the capitalist model ensured its widespread and often overwhelming extension to such fields as politics, education and health".

I examine the possibility of widespread ductile non-uniform extension by looking at the Woodlark Basin from the Southwest Pacific where a propagating spreading center is tearing apart arc crust in the eastern parts of Papua New Guinea to form a new oceanic basin (Weissel et al. 1982).