Sentence examples for beyond large from inspiring English sources
"Beyond," large- format photographs of Earth's planetary neighbors, through April 6; and "The Unknown Audubon: Mammals of North America," artworks depicting animals, through August.
Also on display: "H2O = Life" and "The Butterfly Conservatory: Tropical Butterflies Alive in Winter," both through May 26; "Mythic Creatures: Dragons, Unicorns and Mermaids," through Jan . 6 "Beyond," large- format photographs of Earth's planetary neighbors, through April 6; and "The Unknown Audubon: Mammals of North America," artworks depicting animals, through Aug. 31.
Behlendorf says that blockchains will have additional benefits beyond large corporate commerce.
There may be fears that extending it beyond large listed companies, into small or medium sized enterprises could be too much of a burden".
More importantly, Honeywell would extend G.E.'s reach beyond large engines to a host of critical aircraft components like navigation systems, generators and landing gear.
In places where gun control is less popular, demonstrators pooled together, trying to show that support for their cause extends beyond large, predominantly liberal cities.
Beyond, a large gallery is almost entirely filled by Phyllida Barlow's untitled: Scree Stage, a work first shown in Des Moines, Iowa, in 2013.
Beyond larger cities, wang ba customers are largely foreign tourists seeking quaint, traditional villages but demanding modern communications services.
In addition, the city should extend its economic development efforts beyond large-scale commercial projects in Manhattan to include neighborhoods in all five boroughs, the study recommends.
To expand the scope beyond large-cap companies, and thus broaden the findings of the research, the constituents of the S&P 400 were also examined in detail.
4. T. Ohno, Toyota Production System: Beyond Large-Scale Production (Portland, Oregon: Productivity Press, 1988); and S. Shingo, A Study of the Toyota Production System from an Industrial Engineering Viewpoint (Cambridge, Massachusetts: Productivity Press, 1989).
