Large number
our students go on to study higher degrees.
These were
very large
topics for such a small research project.
Large enough to warrant
government policy initiatives.
The memories of 1991, when they rose against the dictator but received no allied support, still
loom large.
Large in size, often solitary and white in color.
In terms of manpower, they were only
slightly larger
than the german army that stood at 1.20 million men.
And why [ painted ] objects seen at a small distance
appear larger
than the real ones?
Larger than life size
wooden sculptures that deal with issues of control and the exercise of power.
Largest in the world
when built, but, said max " it was never used.
Large amount
of data associated with video.
A large scale map is where the rf is
relatively large.
The computational cost of refining these n-m guesses will rapidly
become large
as the dimensions of the space increase.
Packaging will also be
much larger
than the actual product for many food items.
Larger than females
measuring about 2.5m and weighing up to 300kg ( as heavy as a horse!
Large quantity
of ram.
This somewhat goes against the idea of having a
fairly large
hard disk in the first place.
Large scale
in the classroom to increase its immersive nature.
Both mechanisms are shown to prefer globally synchronous states for slow synapses as long as the strength of coupling is
sufficiently large.
Large proportion
of waste sent for disposal.
Large collection
of print journals.
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