The phrase "as large fast" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, possibly intended to convey size and speed but lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The car was not only as large fast but also very powerful."
Alternatives: "as big and quick" or "as large and fast as".
The trick is that although it too does not breed true itself, when it is hybridised with 6x7 to produce a super-duper 6x7x8x9 crossbreed, the outcome is just as large, fast-growing and tasty.
The helium relative abundance was as large as the fast wind, and variances of density, velocity, and helium abundance were as small as the fast wind from a large coronal hole.
Everyone watches, including a dog, as a large, fast powerboat thunders downriver, and heads out to sea, to deep waters, with big fish thrashing.
The armoured cruiser was developed in this period as a large, fast vessel armed with intermediate-calibre guns and protected by armoured deck and medium-weight belt armour.
Drunken God holding large keg is a very effective style as it uses large fast circular movements to attack.
Packed in with thousands of other birds and left in near complete darkness, they're given two to four square feet of space to call their own and a diet of genetically modified soybeans and corn (with a dose of antibiotics to fend off illness) that will fatten them to a slaughter weight of around 15 pounds in just 14 weeks -- twice as fast and twice as large as a turkey in the wild.
It is mere speculation to attempt to describe the individual types; apparently, many types first built as small boats became large, fast, rowing ships in a normal process of evolution.
The device inherits with all the advantages of the ring laser gyros such as large bandwidth (fast response), large measurement range, short starting time and higher impact resistance, good temperature performance.
If the enrichment is being used instead to select a group of fast decliners, it seems unlikely that a disease-modifying treatment effect would be as large for faster decliners as it would be for slower decliners.
Four of these five countries - South Africa is the exception - were identified in 2001 as large and fast-growing economies that would have increasingly influential global roles in the future.
These dogs only live 7 years on average [ 7], and are particularly susceptible to osteosarcoma, even as compared to other large, fast-growing breeds that are typically prone to this cancer [ 10].
