“The basic family unit is universal, as is its extension to create an additional sense of comfort and protection within communities, tribes or nations.”

“This leads to an extension in the time required to capture the information needed.”

“I was granted an extension on the due date for submitting my application.”

“Unfortunately usually the distance is such that I need my 1.4x extender much more than an extension tube.”

“I am doing a study on the use of calcium carbonate as an extender in paint production.”

“He was four meters above the floor, clinging tenaciously to a folded arm of the landing gear extender.”

“These gentlemen clearly have no idea about the extent to which public access to information has changed.”

“Little survives of this very large area, although its extent has been established by excavation.”

“The extent of the field within which all the objects of our discourse are found may properly be termed the universe of discourse.”

“But it also wants to keep the extensibility and general-purpose functionality of an IBM compatible.”

“This structure enables the high extensibility of elastic fibers to be exploited but protects them from damage at high strains.”

“New systems will bring additional improvements in these areas, but the revolution happens in the extensibility domain.”

“Infinity is a relative term, and in fact, decreases in extensity in the proportion that the consciousness expands and comprehends.”

“As the Thinker's consciousness expands the extensity of the manifested universe decreases.”

“The extensity of a sensation depends on the number of nerve endings stimulated.”

“One of your most useful resources may be your local agricultural extensionist.”

“Does the reforestation initiative generate enthusiasm, or is it only implemented when the extensionist personally facilitates it?”

“The extensionist will have to rely on the herders' knowledge of their neighbours' herds and should encourage them to supervise each other.”

“Its pyramidal shape and infinite extensiveness make it suitable for Denas's pyramid of thousands of figures.”

“Presently, the best views of the extensiveness of Gold Coast canals are seen from the air.”

“Where outputs are difficult to measure, scholars sometimes measure extensiveness of operations.”

“There was an old conjecture that this equivalence is also necessary for extendability.”

“We will discuss extendability of free multiarrangements for a special class.”

“It offers full flexibility and extendability while featuring an accomplished set of ready-made interfaces, functions and modules.”

“It can work on hair that is fine or thin with the addition of hair pieces or extensions.”

“The bullae are sometimes not ossified, and when they are, they are formed largely by extensions from the alisphenoid.”

“At both ends, intersecting at right angles, were two extensions to this table.”

“All the bombs with the sensing switch extenders released and functioned as advertised.”

“It provides exact information about pigments, binders, extenders, and adulterants, as well as paint layers.”

“Linksys, a leading brand in wireless networking, has announced its new lineup of Wi-Fi range extenders.”

“In Sligo a total of 138 farmers were assessed and 43 are actually to suffer destocking to various extents.”

“I found the map of the Southern Cone particularly striking, for it shows how limited Creole control was over vast extents of territory.”

“It describes the integral of the area and the angular extents over which a radiation transfer problem is defined.”