Sentence examples for yet extensive from inspiring English sources
Yet extensive traveling takes its toll on screens, cases and surfaces of expensive digital devices; screens can be easily scratched by keys or other sharp objects in a pocket or bag, and surfaces can get nicked or scratched as they're slipped in and out of bags, briefcases or backpacks.
In general, the CPG- and muscle synergy-based model was promising in view of its simple architecture, yet extensive potentials for neuromuscular control, e.g., resolving redundancies, distributed and fast control, and modulation of locomotion by simple control signals.
Alpine habitats often have a high level of protection, yet extensive environmental heterogeneity and the limited dispersal ability of many endemic species makes it unclear whether PA networks provide sufficient connectivity to protect vulnerable species.
Yet extensive research shows the opposite: intelligence predicts higher performance in simple as well as complex jobs.
Yet extensive coverage of their lives by the Australian media indicates that they are exemplary inmates, involved in arts, ministry, and rehabilitation efforts with other prisoners.
Therefore, choosing this stage allowed accurate evaluation of inflammation and its inhibition to be performed at a time when mortality was not yet extensive.
Yet after extensive support for Mr. Obama in 2008, Mr. Springsteen opted to sit 2012 out.
Yet an extensive revamp of the Beckenham training complex has forced the Category Two academy on to a rented site across the road.
The intriguing thing about 3D is that even after the enormous success of Avatar nobody knows yet how extensive its use will become in modern film.
Yet ironically, extensive R&D contributed to Kodak's undoing, since the firm ended up pioneering the very digital cameras that went on to kill its core business.
Yet no extensive studies of the general population show that these devices are any better than the naked eye for screening, and they have not been shown to reduce mortality.
