Sentence examples for a larger character from inspiring English sources

It might be that everything, and everyone, serves a larger character, which is the newspaper.

The interesting part is that while magnetic hard drives are limited to storing ones and zeros only, my Turing machine tape could be written with a larger character set.

Up next is a real beast of a man, Taiga Saejima, framed for the murder of 18 members of a rival gang (he shot them, but with rubber bullets... it's a long story) and a jail escapee at the start of Yakuza 4. As you'd expect from a larger character, his moves aren't as quick as those of Kazuma or Akiyama, but he makes up for it in brute strength and gorgeous long hair.

Based on this analysis, proteins encoded by the more distally related genes to the cluster genes were excluded, allowing the use of a larger character inclusion set for each subsequent analysis.

It is possible that experience of performance activities is a subset of a larger character trait, such as the tendency to be involved in things, or even the ability to manage time effectively, either of which might be a predictor of overall performance in higher education [ 17].

Placing a larger character boulder behind a the actual beginning of the waterfall itself is a great way to build dimension in your waterfall.

In the second exercise, students completed a larger character-by-taxon matrix, and then mapped the character traits in this matrix onto a blank "skeleton" tree that was provided to them.

This result is in agreement with the preferential use of amino acids to reconstruct deep phylogenies because they (1) have a larger character-state space compare to nucleotides, (2) show a slower rate of evolution compare to silent substitutions, and (3) are less influenced by compositional bias [ 51]; [ 26]; [ 52].

She made Vivian such a large character — much larger and more dynamic than Edward.

She's such a large character", and another said "If she goes then I think EastEnders is finished".

Regarded as an iconic character of the series, Astaroth has been noted as fitting a large character stereotype seen in fighting games, featuring strong attacks but slow speed.