Sentence examples for world extension from inspiring English sources

That's what many of the images below represent, an easy "hello world" extension that can apparently be built in just a few steps.

The experience economy is simply the real world extension of this.

25– 27 The most recent report details findings from a 24-month pooled interim analysis of this real world extension of exenatide, highlighting the effects on HbA1c, liver function, and weight.

They imagined it as a real-world extension of that post-election outpouring — a collective conjuring of the world they'd hoped for but which had not come to pass.

Elsewhere in the world, university extension has developed most fully in English-speaking countries.

A spokesman for the environment minister, Greg Hunt, told Guardian Australia the delisting sought to remove areas from the world heritage extension that the government considers "detract from the overall outstanding universal value of the property and diminish its overall integrity".

Pricing has firmed, not just because inventories are low but from fresh innovations throughout the high-tech world and extension to industrial infrastructure.

Note that, even in a language without identity, existence can be expressed our the existence predicate 'E!' is taken to be a primitive of the language: At each world, its extension is simply taken to be the class of all individuals and it can be axiomatized in the logic for the language with the sentence '∀xE!x'.

Now Paris — and the rest of the Western world by extension — will see the funerals that are held, the ensuing protests, and troops in full combat gear patrolling the streets.

Yet while the pop-up shop offers a platform for real-world brand extension and awareness it can prove to be a costly outlay for the small business.

Nevertheless, in spite of its world-wide extension, this event affected on a larger extent the mammalian faunas of North America, South America, and Australia [ 20- 23].