Sentence examples for a sequence of large from inspiring English sources
The last time there was a sequence of large falls was in September 2008 in the aftermath of the collapse of Lehman Brothers.
On 5 September, 2004, a sequence of large earthquakes (off the Kii Peninsula earthquakes, MJMA = 7.1 and 7.4) occurred in this region.
During the maneuver the thrusters are repeatedly activated for 10 seconds, which creates a sequence of large, sharp signals that serve as reference accelerations.
The iterative diagonalization of a sequence of large ill-conditioned generalized eigenvalue problems is a computational bottleneck in quantum mechanical methods employing a nonorthogonal basis for ab initio electronic structure calculations.
In contrast to traditional SVE, in which soil vapor is extracted continuously by a vacuum pump, pneumatic SVE is based on enforcing a sequence of large pressure drops on the system to enhance the recovery from the low-permeable areas.
Power system dynamic simulation computes the system response to a sequence of large disturbance, such as sudden changes in generation or load, or a network short circuit followed by protective branch switching operation.
The time intervals and amplitude ratios for the phase pairs B E, D F, and G H are very similar, which indicates the occurrence of a sequence of large-to-moderate earthquakes at similar hypocenter locations.
Titled "Gestures/Reenactments" (1985), it's a sequence of six large black-and-white photographs of a dark-skinned man in a white T-shirt and pants.
In "Land 0degrees-135degrees 197272), an eerily level horizon tilts upward across a sequence of 10 large square color photographs: a result of turning the camera 15 degrees with each shot.
A sequence of three large earthquakes in 2012/2011 caused liquefaction ground damage to over a third of Christchurch, New Zealand.
This finding may be attributed to an end of the fault weakening caused by underground water intrusion resulting from disturbances associated with a sequence of earlier large earthquakes.
