The phrase "a large disruption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant disturbance or interruption in a process, system, or situation.
Example: "The recent storm caused a large disruption in public transportation, leaving many commuters stranded."
Alternatives: "a major disturbance" or "a significant interruption."
A large disruption in the main asteroid belt can cause a large flux, an "asteroid shower", on the terrestrial planets.
The goal of the reactive control loop is to detect the occurrence of a large disruption of the system.
Insertion of the PE44.1 sequence leads to the in-frame insertion of 59 amino acids within the C2F domain, a large disruption that is likely to significantly impair protein function.
It has been clear for some time that bradykinin and IL-1β, with other substances, are involved in a cascade of events that leads to a large disruption of the blood brain barrier [42,43], which is the basis of vasogenic edema.
"It is surprising how large an effect was noticed so quickly, it's perhaps a larger disruption than might have been appreciated".
In the cozy sofa painting of a French village that scenic designer Rich Rose has provided, the baker's travails unfold amid small-town squabbles that get set aside when a larger disruption occurs: All the ardor has drained from the baker's art -- a catastrophe.
In the cozy sofa painting of a French village that scenic designer Rich Rose has provided, the baker's travails unfold amid small-town squabbles that get set aside when a larger disruption occurs: All the ardor has drained from the baker's art -- a catastrophe.
Considering the second manipulation (the effect of mask contrast on thresholds): Because, unlike with spatial frequency or orientation, the neuronal representation of contrast is not narrowly tuned, there is an open question: Do masks at the same or different contrast produce a larger disruption of performance when they are delivered during the memory interval?
Previous reports indicate that younger patients may suffer higher levels of distress (Wenzel et al., 1999; Carlson and Bultz, 2002), theorised to be due to a larger disruption of social and familial roles at earlier developmental stages, such as raising small children and establishing careers.
Khosla found the asseration silly, raising the idea of the compound impact of one large disruption paired with a second large disruption.
The simulation of the initiating phase of such accidents is of particular interest both for the prevention and the mitigation of routes leading to a large core disruption and recriticalities.
