Sentence examples for and a comparatively large from inspiring English sources

Samsung just announced its new TL500 camera, a high-performance compact model that has a very bright f/1.8 lens and a comparatively large image sensor.

The small sensors have very low mass and a comparatively large contact surface to bond, e.g. strain gauges as thin films.

Lastly, workers above 45 years of age make up a comparatively small share of the short-run unemployed and a comparatively large share of the long-term unemployed, and this share is increasing with duration, so they appear to face a high conditional probability of ending up in VLTU.

Interestingly, T-cell proleukemiasic leukemiashowow low levels of DNA hypermethylation and a comparatively large number of hypomethylated genes, many of them showing an increased gene expression.

The most basal branching in Myctophidae, Notolychnus, shows mt rearrangements such as two tRNA-Met genes and a comparatively large INC-sequence between ATP6 and CO3.

This is because vision plays a central role among sensory modalities, and a comparatively large amount is already known about the anatomy and physiology of the mammalian and primate visual systems that can be used to interpret responses in the human brain.

The modified assay thus developed is simple and quick, and covers a comparatively large sulfate concentration range (0 5 mM) compared to the standard turbidimetric assay.

On a single-processor single-core server, a couple of dozen parallel sessions do not generate any load, since in most cases the computation time is only a few milliseconds, and, for a comparatively large fraction of the lifetime of a session, nothing really happens on the server other than interpretation of comparatively rare mouse events requiring action.

For VP4, this was partially the result of a single outlier strain in lineage 3 (the TMRCA of P[8] lineage 1 and P[8] lineage 2 strains was estimated at 1889; 95% HPD: 1832 1942), while for VP6, NSP1, and NSP2 a comparatively large genetic diversity resulted in a relatively old TMRCA (fig. 4 A).

People from countries in the former Soviet Union (especially Russians and Ukrainians) form a comparatively large demographic in Spokane and Spokane County, the result of a large influx of immigrants and their families after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.

"Kepler was constructed and launched with a comparatively large sum of money for a project that is run by a single team," said Ben Oppenheimer, an astronomer at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, in an e-mail message.