Sentence examples for a larger working from inspiring English sources

After briefly meeting with their delegations, they broke off and met alone in the Oval Office for most of the time, eating together as they talked, instead of with their aides in a larger working lunch, as planned.

It means that the measurement is not so sensitive to the sample thickness for higher dielectric constant material, and therefore we get a larger working sample thickness window, which is favorable for sample preparation and handling.

Unfortunately, publications in this area primarily address single, relatively small teams of less than 10 20 people that do not interact with other teams as part of a larger working unit [23] We therefore needed a general way to quantitate efficiency as a function of group size in the context of multiple project teams.

This was perhaps because he was composed of blood, and bones, and had a complicated system of dendrites and synapses to manage, the smaller parts of a larger working brain of someone you might have related to as a person.

As shown here in the snapshots of the beginning and end of that century long period, the age distribution by 2050 has a far greater share of the population in the post-65 retirement years, compared to the beginning of the century when the population distribution reflected a larger working age population supporting their retired parents and grandparents.

We argue here that working memory capacity plays an important role in its functioning: that is, a larger working memory capacity leads to a higher ERN amplitude.

Its focal point is a large, working inglenook fireplace surrounded by stone.

North Korea has a large working population: approximately 59% of the total in 2010.

The interior space of the Transit Connect appealed to Christina Ferraro and Alecia Loveless, who breed Hovawarts, a large working dog developed in Germany.

From Appalachia, I went to Iowa, where I got a job as a farm hand on a large working farm in Iowa Falls.

These data are supported by the findings of a prospective study of work absence in a large working population [ 5].