Sentence examples for bigger settings from inspiring English sources

Ms. Frank said that beginning in the late 1980s, the networks began to move the upfront to bigger settings, adding more elaborate efforts to outdo one another — in entertainment value and hors d'oeuvres.

In an interview, Dr. Lovejoy, of the H. John Heinz III Center for Science, Economics and the Environment in Washington, said the principle can be applied to bigger settings, like an entire ecosystem, and lies at the heart of environmental science.

Do you feel you learn best in big settings, like lecture halls, or smaller venues, like seminar rooms?

Especially impressive about "The Adventures of Kavalier & Clay" is its success in reaching for big settings (the top of the Empire State Building), big creative leaps ("Citizen Kane" plays a role here) and big historical relevance without strain.

Luckily you can go in and disable many of these features, but not everyone's a big settings tweaker.

The constantly changing settings and defaults make it tough to keep track of who sees what, but the checkup only hits the biggest settings and many smaller ones are still out there to confuse people.

But she has worked in big production settings and so was helpful with setting up efficiency and prioritizing and speeding people along.

As in Drovandi et al. (2015), we argue that this can be obtained in big data settings through the use of an initial learning phase where data are extracted from the big dataset such that appropriate models for analysis can be explored and prior distributions of parameters can be formed.

An innovative composer and arranger, he wrote for Boyd Raeburn, Gene Krupa, Ted Heath, Sam Donahue, Les Brown and Buddy Rich and was one of the first arrangers to incorporate strings into big-band settings.

The lighting is erratic, and the sound system makes Broadway amplification seem delicate (although the big barn settings where the show plays limit the options).

We proposed device functions and big-tile settings in our batched BLAS design.