Sentence examples for be large in order from inspiring English sources
Buoys in deep water need to be large in order to provide buoyancy sufficient to support the extra weight of chain.
Indeed, it was not only necessary that the thread should be large, in order to increase the speed without breaking the thread, but the machinery itself must be made heavier to work the shuttle, thus excluding them from use in the family, and rendering them fit only for the heaviest kind of work, in factories, &c.
When there was sufficiently wide space for the robot to move freely, X s became large enough to minimize the number of switching operations and α tended to be large in order to fast converge.
Heat production could therefore also have effects upon fitness that aren't mediated by pollinators, if it affects the quality and longevity of the pollen and nectar produced, or changes the plant's expenditure of resources on maintaining the floral tissues (which could be especially costly as thermogenic flowers tend to be large in order to retain heat, as noted in [43]).
Thus, sample sizes have to be large in order to find variants with low odds ratios.
The errors in temperature measurement would indeed have to be large in order to substantially affect our results.
The interparticle distance between particles needs to be larger in order to achieve higher sensitivity of sensor devices.
With a given B, n l th min and n l th max for a higher service class should be larger in order to provide differential QoS among various service classes.
Thus, a properly powered study with the 2003 definitions would have to be larger, in order to demonstrate an equivalent mortality reduction (by e.g. 10%) compared with the same population classified by the 1992 definitions in which the mortality rate is higher.
The sample cuvette lumen, through which inspired and expired gases pass, is large in order to minimize the work of breathing, and pulmonary secretions generally do not interfere with carbon dioxide analysis.
